1 New PAN Card
The new application form 49A for Pancard which has two pages is a customised form. Are you applying for the first time? Then this application is for you. We have given only mandatory columns in the form. After submitting the form, you will get a PDF with the application details. Without aadhar numbers, one can not apply for a new PAN.
2 PAN Card Correction/Changes
Have you allotted a PAN (Permanent Account Number earlier) for your Application for Change/Correction in PAN Data, called the CSF Form in UTITSL, which has a single-page form? While applying for PAN in this category, it is mandatory to provide the existing allotted PAN. Select the appropriate boxes for correction in the online form. Aadhaar is mandatory if there is a change in the applicant's name, father's name, or date of birth. In this one, two things changed on the go. The applicant's address, signature, photo, Email ID, and mobile number will be updated by the normal process, as per the received physical application.
3 Business PAN card
A person has to apply under this category on form 49A only. The difference is that the status of the applicant would be other than an individual. HUF (Hindu undivided family), company, partnership firm, association of persons, trust body of individuals, local authority, artificial, judicial person, limited liability partnership, or government would be the applicant's status.
4 NRI PAN Card Online
A non-resident Indian (NRI) may apply for a PAN by submitting PAN Card Application Form 49AA For NRI/Foreigner/Individuals not being a Citizen of India/Entities incorporated outside India.
5Instant E-PAN Card
For applicants who have a valid Aadhaar number, the e-PAN service allows for the allocation of an Instant PAN (near-real time basis). PAN is sent to applicants in PDF format, free of charge.Based on the e-KYC information from the aadhaar, an electronic version of the PAN card known as a "e-PAN" is issued.
6 Notes
A physical PAN card will be deliver to the applicant's address. An e-PAN will be send to the applicant's Email. A fine of Rs 10,000 may be impose for holding more than one PAN according to the Section 272B of the Income Tax Act of 1961.
