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What are the uses of a PAN Card for NRIs? NRI PAN Card A PAN card for NRIs is the same as for residents. The only difference is an NRI applicant needs to submit the Form No. 49A and required documents including overseas address proof to apply for a PAN card. Listed below are some transactions where a PAN card for NRIs is compulsory: • Sale and purchase of motor vehicles except two wheelers. • NRE, NRO or FCNR account opening. • NRI Demat account opening with a depository, participant, custodian of securities, etc. • Purchase of mutual fund units costing more than Rs. 50,000. • Payment exceeding Rs. 50,000 made to a company or an institution for the purchase of debentures or bonds. • Cash deposit exceeding Rs. 50,000 during one day with a bank. • A time deposit of amount more than Rs. 50,000 or aggregating to more than Rs. 5 lakh during a financial year at: • A banking company or a co-operative bank • Post office • A Nidhi referred to in Section 406 of the Companies Act, 2013 or • An NBFC registered U/s 45-IA of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 to accept deposits from the public • Payment of more than Rs. 50,000 in a financial to an insurance company as a life insurance premium • A contract of sale or purchase of securities, excluding shares, for an amount exceeding Rs. 1 lakh per transaction • Sale or purchase of unlisted shares for an amount more than Rs. 1 lakh per transaction • Sale or purchase of an immovable property that costs more than Rs. 10 lakh or recognized b...

On account of COVID-19 outbreak and Govt. advisories issued in this context, please note that there will be delays in dispatch of PAN cards. PAN applicants providing e-mail IDs in their applications will get e-PAN on the given e-mail ID. Please inform the above to the PAN applicants while accepting the application forms.

Know Your Pan India is a country that is considered both as populated and highly diversified. India has various castes, creeds, religions, cultures,s and other societal parameters. To run a successful government, every citizen of India needs to contribute a certain amount of money in the form of tax from his or her source of income. It will help the government to run the country smoothly and ensures proper law and order in the country. Keeping in mind all these factors, in 1972, the concept of PAN was introduced by the Government of India. PAN is made a compulsory document under section 139 A of the Indian Tax Act 1961. There is no need to face any more painstaking hassles like in the past regarding the maintenance of documents. Earlier losing any document imposed an enormous burden on people. But now due to the digital surge, the Income Tax department can easily provide an individual with all essential information related to a PAN card and can also provide you a duplicate copy of your PAN card in case you lost your PAN card. Know your PAN number by Name and Date of Birth There is a new technique that came for PAN cardholders to get details about the PAN by name and date of birth, you can easily know your PAN by PAN number. The process to know your PAN Number • Step 1: Visit the official website of Income Tax E-Filing at • Step 2: Click on “Know Your PAN” under the section “Quick Links” displayed on the left side of the screen. • Step 3: After that enter all the details in...

AO Code search for PAN Guidelines AO Code is a combination of Area Code, AO Type, Range Code and AO Number. Applicants for PAN are required to provide the AO code in their application. This information can be obtained from the Income Tax Office. Applicants may search their AO Codes on the basis of description wherever provided. Alternatively, applicants may search for their AO Code in the AO Code Search as per the guidelines below. • Applicants will search their AO Code by selecting the city based on the Office / Residence Address as the case may be. For detail see Table II & III. • Some cities have additional description provided for identifying the correct A.O Code. The list of AO codes given below is to help the PAN applicant to choose the AO codes under whose jurisdiction the applicant of new PAN falls. The AO code for a given PAN may change across time as per the policy of Income Tax Department (PAN in such cases remains the same). To know the AO under whom the PAN holder is assessed at any point of time, the applicant will have to contact the local Income Tax Office. TABLE I: Defence Personnel Applicants in Individual status who are in the Army/Air-Force, shall to quote the relevant AO Code as follows: DESCR. Area Code AO Type Range Code AO No. Army ITO WARD 4(3),GHQ,PNE PNE W 55 3 Air-Force ITO WARD 42(2) DEL W 72 2 TABLE II- For other applicants Applicant status A.O. Code selection criteria Individual (P) If the source of income is • Salary, or a combination includ...