TAN Registration

TAN registration refers to the process of obtaining a Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) from the Income Tax Department of India. TAN is a 10-digit alphanumeric number that is mandatory for all entities that are required to deduct or collect tax at source on behalf of the government.

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Required Paperwork

  • PAN card
  • Proof of identity
  • Proof of address
  • Registration certificate or incorporation certificate of the entity
  • Bank account details
  • Copy of the first page of the bank passbook or bank statement
  • Contact details of the entity (phone number, email address)

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ONLINE TAN REGISTRATION/TAN CARD

The Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number, or TAN, is a 10-digit number made up of letters and numbers. All people who are in charge of deducting or collecting the tax are needed to get this number.

Under Section 203A of the Income Tax Act of 1961, the IT Department gives out the numerical number. All TDS reports must include it.

WHY IS TAN NECESSARY?

Everyone needs a TAN because Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) or Tax Collected at Source (TCS) returns cannot be accepted by TIN facilitation offices without it. If TAN is not written on the challan, the bank will not accept it.

If you don’t ask for a TAN or don’t include the 10-digit alphanumeric number on certain documents, like TDS/TCS returns, e-TDS/e-TCS returns, TDS/TCS certificates, and TDS/TCS payment challans, you could be fined Rs.10,000.

WHO CAN REGISTER FOR A TAN CARD OR REGISTER FOR A TAN?

Any individual or organisation required to deduct or collect tax at source on behalf of the Income Tax department must apply for and obtain a 10-digit alphanumeric TAN.

WHO PROVIDES TAN CARDS?

The Income Tax Department has delegated this authority to NSDL, which issues TAN cards on behalf of the IT department and under the supervision of CBDT.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR TAN REGISTRATION

The following three documents are required for online TAN Registration or TAN Card issuance:

All of these application forms can be obtained on the official websites of NDSL and UTIITSL.

The following documents are required for the pan Card application Online:

1. Passport-sized images
2. Aadhar Card
3. Evidence of Address

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HOW DO I APPLY ONLINE FOR A TAN REGISTRATION/TAN CARD?
To receive your TAN Card online, simply follow the four-step procedure outlined below.

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TAN CARD VALIDITY

The TAN number is legitimate for life, unless you surrender it for some reason to the tax authorities. The creation of a TAN is a one-time process that does not require renewal.

BENEFITS OF TAN CARD/TAN REGISTRATION

The advantages of having a TAN Registration/TAN Card are as follows.

  • The TAN number is unique and valid for a lifetime.
  • TAN is ultimately utilised for deductions including salary, interest, and dividends. When making a tax deposit, challan type 281 must be utilised, and the deductor’s name and address, as well as their 10-digit TAN number, must be indicated correctly.
  • As a holder of a Taxpayer Identification Number (TAN) is required to issue TDS certificates, the tax payee is able to determine the amount of tax withheld.
  • Likewise, the tax recipient may use this TDS certificate as evidence of tax payment in any type of dispute.
  • All tax documents must include the TAN.
  • Even if a person forgets their TAN number after obtaining it, they can retrieve it by visiting the NSDL website and selecting “Know your TAN” from the drop-down menu.
  • The acknowledgment number can be used to track the application’s status after the TAN application has been successfully submitted.

 

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TAN REGISTRATION FAQS

The Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number, or TAN, is a 10-character alphanumeric code that is given to everyone who has to deduct tax at source, or TDS.

The following three documents are required for online TAN Registration or TAN Card issuance: 
Passport Size Photograph
Aadhaar Card
Address Verification

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It is not needed if the move is within the same city. But if you move to a different city, you have to give up your current TAN and apply for a new one.
If you need to show that you can TAN, you can print out the page from the Income Tax Department’s website that has information about TAN.
No, you can never, under any circumstances, quote PAN in place of TAN because the two serve completely different purposes.
In the event a duplicate TAN is obtained, the original TAN should be used.