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PAN denotes Permanent Account Number which is issued by Income Tax Department. Pan is a unique 10 digit identification alphanumeric number (containing both alphabets and numbers) assigned to all the citizens of India. PAN is very useful for opening a bank account, calculating inflow and outflow of money, opening a demat account etc. PAN number is giving in a card form containing 10 digit unique number, name, date of birth (DoB), and photograph. The 10 Digit Unique Number is made in which first three letters are alphabetic series and fourth letter is followed by below format.
“P” stands for Individual.
“F” stands for Firm.
“C” stands for Company.
“H” stands for HUF.
“A” stands for AOP.
“T” stands for TRUST etc.
Followed by fifth letter as surname and next four characters are sequential number running from 0001 to 9999 and last is an alphabet. For example PAN for an Individual can be ABCPA1234A.
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Documents Required
Companies Registered in India
Firms and Limited Liability Partnerships
Trusts
Individual
Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)
Association of Persons-
- Agreement Copy or Registration Number Certificate issued by the Registrar of Co-operative Society or Charity Commissioner, or any document issued by the Central or State Government .
NRI’s-
- Proof of identity such as a Copy of PIO issued by the Government of India, Copy of OCI issued by the Government of India, Passport Copy, etc.
- Proof of Address i.e. bank statement of the residential country, NRE Bank statement, Copy of VISA granted by an Indian company, registration certificate issued by FRO, etc.
Understanding Income Tax Returns in India
The two ways in which income tax is bifurcated are:
Direct Tax – Direct tax means the amount of money you need to give back to the government from your direct income, which is generally progressive. This kind of tax is directly paid to the government; some examples are wealth tax, corporate tax, income tax, and so on.
Indirect Tax: The word indirect tax denotes that this kind of tax is not directly paid to the government. Indirect Tax is levied on goods and services that are being availed or purchased by any person. These are generally paid by end consumers and transferable in nature. If we talk about its nature, we will find that these are regressive and not directly increased when an individual’s income increases. Examples are GST, Service tax, and so on.