PAN / TAN · PAN Registration

PAN Registration — your tax identity, applied correctly.

PAN card application for individuals, HUFs, partnership firms, companies, trusts, and foreign nationals — Form 49A and Form 49AA processing with correct documentation by Chartered Accountants in Mumbai.

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A Permanent Account Number is the foundation of every taxpayer's identity in India's tax system. Without a PAN, an individual cannot open a bank account, file an income tax return, invest in mutual funds, buy or sell immovable property above the threshold, receive a salary above the basic exemption limit, or carry out dozens of other financial transactions that have been linked to PAN by the Income Tax Department. For companies, firms, trusts, and other entities, PAN is required from the moment of incorporation or registration, and must be quoted in every tax filing, TDS certificate, and financial contract.

PAN applications are not as straightforward as they appear. Form 49A is used by Indian citizens, including HUFs, firms, companies, and trusts. Form 49AA is used by foreign nationals and foreign entities. The supporting documentation requirements differ by applicant type — individuals must provide identity and address proof; companies must provide their certificate of incorporation; foreign nationals must provide passport and visa documents. Errors in the application — name spelling inconsistent with other documents, incorrect date of birth, wrong entity category — can delay processing or result in a PAN that creates mismatches across all future filings.

NDS Advisors handles PAN applications for individuals, HUFs, partnership firms, LLPs, private limited companies, public limited companies, trusts, AOPs, and foreign nationals. We review your documentation, complete the application correctly, submit it through the authorised channel (NSDL/UTI), and track the application to issuance — so your PAN arrives right the first time.

Our PAN Registration Services

Individual PAN — Form 49A

PAN application for resident Indian individuals including salaried employees, business persons, professionals, and senior citizens with correct name and date of birth verification.

HUF PAN Application

Separate PAN for Hindu Undivided Families — required for HUF bank accounts, ITR filing, and financial transactions — with Karta details and HUF deed documentation.

Company & LLP PAN

PAN application for private limited companies, public limited companies, and LLPs using certificate of incorporation and MOA/AOA as supporting documents.

Partnership Firm PAN

PAN for traditional partnership firms using partnership deed, registration certificate where applicable, and partner identity documents.

Trust & NGO PAN

PAN for charitable trusts, Section 8 companies, and NGOs — essential for Section 12AB registration, donation receipts, and ITR-7 filing.

Foreign National PAN — Form 49AA

Form 49AA application for foreign nationals, NRIs, and foreign companies requiring a PAN for Indian income, property transactions, or investment accounts.

PAN Correction & Update

Correction of errors in existing PAN records — name, date of birth, address, or father's name — without obtaining a fresh PAN number.

Duplicate PAN Card

Reprint of PAN card for lost, damaged, or address change cases — same PAN number, updated card delivered to current address.

Our Process

1

Document Review

Verify applicant category, identity documents, address proof, and date of birth certificate against NSDL/UTI requirements.

2

Form Completion

Complete Form 49A or 49AA with exact name as in identity documents, correct date of birth, and accurate entity details.

3

Application Submission

Submit application through NSDL or UTI portal; pay government fees; obtain acknowledgement number.

4

Status Tracking

Track application status at NSDL/UTI portal; follow up on any queries raised by the processing officer.

5

PAN Receipt & Verification

Confirm PAN issuance; verify name and details on the card against source documents; provide to client for records.

Why It Matters

Correct name and DOB — matches all other documents
Correct form used — 49A for Indians, 49AA for foreigners
Entity type correctly selected — no processing rejection
Application submitted through authorised NSDL/UTI channel
Status tracked to issuance — no unresolved queries
PAN verified on income tax portal after issuance
Duplicate PAN cancelled if discovered — penalty avoided
HUF and firm PANs linked to correct members

Frequently Asked Questions

Every individual with taxable income, every entity that deducts TDS or makes specified financial transactions, every company, firm, LLP, and trust must have a PAN. It is also mandatory for opening bank accounts, investing in securities, purchasing immovable property above Rs 10 lakh, and making cash transactions above Rs 50,000 at a time in many contexts.
Form 49A is used by Indian citizens — individuals, HUFs, companies, firms, trusts, and other entities that are incorporated or registered in India. Form 49AA is used by foreign nationals, foreign companies, and entities incorporated outside India that require a PAN for Indian tax purposes.
No. Having or using more than one PAN is an offence under Section 272B of the Income Tax Act, attracting a penalty of Rs 10,000. If a person inadvertently has two PANs (due to duplicate applications), the additional PAN must be surrendered immediately to the jurisdictional Assessing Officer.
Online PAN applications through NSDL or UTI are typically processed within 15-20 working days. An e-PAN (digital PDF) is issued within 48 hours for Aadhaar-linked applications. Physical PAN cards are dispatched by post after processing.
A correction application must be filed using the PAN correction form (same Form 49A/49AA interface on NSDL/UTI portal). Supporting documents proving the correct information — Aadhaar, passport, birth certificate — must be submitted. The PAN number remains the same; only the card and database record are updated.

Your PAN — applied correctly, delivered on time.

Our Chartered Accountants handle your PAN application from document review to issuance tracking — the right form, the right details, the first time.