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INDIVIDUAL PACKAGE
For individuals, salaried persons, freelancers, proprietors
₹ 899.00
PAN Application Filing (New / Correction)
TAN Application Filing (New / Correction)
Document Verification
eSign / DSC Based Submission
Download of e-PAN & TAN Allotment Letter
Status Tracking Until Completion
Assistance for Objections / Resubmission (if any)
CORPORATE PACKAGE
For Company, LLP, Partnership Firm, Trust, NGO, Society, OPC, Pvt Ltd
₹ 1,199.00
PAN Application Filing (New / Correction)
TAN Application Filing (New / Correction)
Verification of Incorporation Documents
Authorized Signatory KYC Validation
Drafting of Authorization / Board Resolution (if required)
Download of e-PAN & TAN Certificate
Status Monitoring & Resubmission Support
Name / Data Mismatch Correction Support (if any)
Common Documents Required
Keep the following basic documents ready for a smooth PAN & TAN registration process.
Aadhaar Card of the applicant / proprietor
PAN Card (for TAN application) or Aadhaar (for new PAN)
Address Proof – Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence / Utility Bill
Mobile Number & Email ID for OTP verification
Passport-size Photograph (where applicable)
Basic Business Details – business name, address & authorized signatory info (for firms/companies)
PAN vs TAN – What’s the Difference?
| Feature / Requirement | PAN (Permanent Account Number) | TAN (Tax Deduction & Collection Account Number) |
| Purpose | Identity for all financial & tax-related transactions | Required for deducting, collecting & depositing TDS |
| Who Needs It? | Individuals & businesses | Any person / business deducting or collecting TDS |
| Used For | Bank accounts, GST, loans, investments, property, tax filing | Filing TDS returns, issuing Form 16/16A, TDS deposits |
| Key Documents Required | Aadhaar, address proof, passport-size photograph | PAN, business details, and authorized signatory details |
| Application Form | Form 49A | Form 49B |
| Processing Time | Typically 5–7 working days | Usually 1–3 working days |
| Is Photograph Needed? | Yes (for individual applicants) | No |
| Business Proof Needed? | Optional | Mandatory for firms / companies |
| Mandatory For | All taxpayers and those doing major financial transactions | Anyone responsible for TDS deduction / collection |
| Issued By | Income Tax Department | Income Tax Department |
| Penalty for Not Having / Quoting | ₹10,000 penalty under Section 272B | ₹10,000 penalty under Section 272BB |
| Penalty for Incorrect Information | ₹10,000 for wrong or mismatched PAN details | ₹10,000 for wrong TAN or incorrect TDS-related details |
Frequently Asked Questions – PAN & TAN
PAN stands for Permanent Account Number and is used for all financial and tax-related activities in India.
TAN stands for Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number and is required for deducting and depositing TDS with the government.
Every individual earning taxable income or carrying out major financial transactions such as investments, property purchases, or high-value banking activities must have a PAN.
Any business, company, or individual responsible for deducting or collecting TDS (for example, on salary, contractor payments, rent above limits, etc.) must obtain a TAN.
Yes. If an individual is deducting TDS (for example, on rental payments exceeding prescribed limits), they are required to apply for and use a TAN.
Yes, PAN is mandatory for most bank accounts and high-value financial transactions.
Yes. If an employer deducts TDS from employee salaries, a valid TAN is required to deposit TDS and file TDS returns.
Typically Aadhaar, a valid address proof, and a passport-size photograph are required for PAN registration.
PAN of the applicant, address proof, basic business details, and authorized signatory details are generally required for TAN.
PAN is usually issued within 5–7 working days after successful application and verification.
TAN is generally allotted within 1–3 working days after the application is submitted correctly.
Yes, both PAN and TAN applications can be made online using authorized portals or through professional service providers like Invenix India.
Yes, a penalty of ₹10,000 may be levied under Section 272B for not having or not quoting PAN when required.
Yes, failure to apply for or quote TAN where TDS is applicable can attract a penalty of ₹10,000 under Section 272BB.
No, TAN registration does not require a photograph of the applicant.
A business can operate without TAN only if it is not required to deduct TDS. Once TDS deduction or collection is applicable, TAN becomes mandatory.
Yes, PAN is mandatory for proprietors, firms, LLPs and companies at the time of business registration and for all tax compliances.
No, a person can legally have only one PAN. Having multiple PANs is illegal and attracts penalties.
Yes, if a business has multiple branches deducting TDS separately, different TANs may be allotted branch-wise.
Invenix India manages end-to-end PAN & TAN registration – from documentation and form filling to online submission, verification and follow-up – ensuring quick, accurate and hassle-free approval.
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