PAN CARD APPLY

PAN CARD APPLY OPTIONS

NEW PAN
CARD

For individual of Age 18 plus only.

MINOR
PAN CARD

For individual of Age below 18 only.

UPDATE
PAN CARD

Updation of Photo, Signature, Address, Mobile number or Email ID.

FIRM
PAN CARD

For Partnership Firm, LLP, Trust, Association of person, HUF

DUPLICATE
PAN CARD

In Case of Lost or Damaged PAN Card.

CORRECTION
IN PAN CARD

Correction in Own Name, Date of Birth or in Father’s Name.

LINKING
OF AADHAAR CARD WITH PAN CARD

Linking of Aadhaar PAN is important for all Individuals.

FOREIGN
CITIZEN PAN CARD - NRI PAN

For Person of Indian Origin, NRI PAN Card.

The Indian PAN Card (Permanent Account Number) is a government-issued identification document that serves as a unique financial identity for individuals and entities in India. It is essential for tax filing, banking, and most major financial transactions.

 What is a PAN Card?

  • PAN stands for Permanent Account Number, a 10-digit alphanumeric code issued by the Income Tax Department of India.
  • It is used to track all tax-related information of individuals, companies, and organizations.
  • The PAN card itself is a physical laminated card that contains:
    • The PAN number
    • Holder’s name
    • Father’s name (for individuals)
    • Date of birth (for individuals) or date of incorporation (for companies)
    • Photograph (for individuals)
    • Signature

Importance of PAN Card

  • Mandatory for financial transactions such as opening a bank account, applying for loans, buying/selling property, and investing in securities.
  • Required for filing income tax returns and receiving tax refunds.
  • Helps the government prevent tax evasion by linking all financial activities to a single identification number.
  • Acts as a universal identification key for financial dealings across India.

Types of PAN Cards

Different categories of PAN cards exist depending on the applicant:
  • Individuals – Salaried employees, self-employed professionals, students, minors, and senior citizens.
  • Companies – Registered businesses and corporations.
  • Partnership Firms – For firms operating under partnership agreements.
  • Trusts & NGOs – Non-profit organizations and charitable trusts.
  • Foreign Nationals/Entities – Required if they conduct financial transactions in India.

Eligibility & Application

  • Any Indian citizen or entity engaged in financial activities can apply.
  • Applications can be made online through NSDL or UTIITSL portals, or offline via PAN centers.
  • Documents required include proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of date of birth/incorporation.
  • Aadhaar Card is mandatory for individual PAN Card apply.

Legal Requirement

  • Quoting PAN is compulsory for transactions above certain limits, such as cash deposits, property purchases, and investments.
  • It ensures transparency and accountability in India’s financial system.

 In short: The PAN card is not just an ID—it is the backbone of India’s tax and financial infrastructure, ensuring that every transaction is traceable and linked to a single identity.