Online PAN Application
Online PAN Application
Guide
1.Introduction to PAN :-
A Permanent Account Number (PAN) 10-character alphanumeric
ID issued by India's Income Tax Department of India. It is
important for individual and group of individuals to have the PAN
card, for:
Maintaining Bank Account (credit/debit cards.)
Financial transaction.
Investment (buy/sell property, stocks etc.)
Tax Payment (interest/penalties etc.)
It is mandatory to possess the PAN card for every individual.
2. Eligibility Requirements:-
Eligibility Notes:
Any Person transacting financially in India qualify for pan.
Minor need legal guardians to apply on their behalf.
Who can apply?
Resident individual
5. Application Process:-
Steps to Apply:
Access Official Portal:
Visit NSDL or UTIITSL website to start your application.
Fill the Form:
Complete the relevant Form, either 49A or 49AA, Accurate online.
Upload Documents:
Submit supporting document’s digital copies of ID, address, and
DOB proofs.
Secure Payment:
Make payment via credit card, debit card, net banking, or UPI.
And submit the application form.
Download Acknowledgement:
After submission, an acknowledgment receipt with a unique 15-
digit number will be generated.
Save the acknowledgment slip for future reference and tracking.
Option to Applicant:
Applicant can opt for either physical PAN card or either digital
PAN card. The e-PAN will be sent to applicant’s e-mail ID.
Note: The fees mentioned are inclusive of applicable GST as per the
current government regulations. GST is charged on the application fee
and courier charges where applicable.
8. Tracking Details:-
After successful submission of all details a tracking ID will be
generated for checking the Pan status.
Last Character:
The final character is an alphabetic check digit computed
through an algorithm to validate the authenticity of the PAN
number.
10. Fine & Penalties:-
False Information:
Providing incorrect details on the PAN application can lead
to fines up to Rs.10,000.
Misuse of PAN:
Using PAN for fraudulent activities results in legal action and
penalties.
Non-Compliance:
Failure to update incorrect details may attract penalties
under the Income Tax Act.
Delayed Corrections:
Promptly rectifying mistakes reduces risk of heavy fines and
complications.