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Fast, secure, and hassle-free application with guided steps. Login to start, upload documents, and track your status in real time.

What is a PAN Card?

PAN (Permanent Account Number) is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department of India. It serves as proof of identity for financial transactions and helps track all tax-related activities of individuals and entities.

Why Should You Get a PAN Card?

  • Mandatory for filing Income Tax Returns (ITR).
  • Required to open savings/current bank accounts.
  • Needed for high-value transactions (property purchase, large investments).
  • Helps in applying for loans, credit cards, and government subsidies.
  • Establishes your identity as a taxpayer in India.

Where is a PAN Card Used?

  • Income Tax Return filing and tax payments.
  • Opening bank accounts and applying for debit/credit cards.
  • Property purchase/sale and rental agreements.
  • Fixed Deposits or cash deposits above ₹50,000.
  • Investments in mutual funds, bonds, and insurance.

Why Link PAN with Aadhaar?

Linking PAN with Aadhaar is mandatory. Unlinked PAN may become inoperative. Benefits include:

  • Eliminates duplicate/fake PANs.
  • Speeds up filing and verification.
  • Simplifies identity checks in financial transactions.
  • Ensures compliance with government rules.

What If You Have More Than One PAN?

Holding multiple PAN cards is illegal. If someone possesses more than one PAN:

  • A penalty of ₹10,000 may apply under Section 272B of the Income Tax Act.
  • Duplicate PANs can be canceled; only one remains valid.
  • Legal action may be initiated in cases of misuse.

How to Apply for a PAN Card?

  1. Click Apply Now (login required).
  2. Fill the online application accurately.
  3. Upload identity, address, and DOB proofs.
  4. Pay the application fee online.
  5. Submit and note your acknowledgment number.
  6. Track your application status anytime.

Note: For minors/NRIs or corrections/updates, document requirements may differ.