PAN card now to be used by information utilities to verify users’ identity
PAN card has now been included on par with other officially valid documents for the use by information utilities to verify the identity of users.
PAN card has now been included on par with other officially valid documents for the use by information utilities to verify the identity of users.
A day after the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved the PAN 2.0, the Income Tax Department on Tuesday issued a detailed clarification on the project based on a list of 11 frequently asked questions (FAQs) to provide taxpayers with a deeper insight into the new system.
The leaked data seems to have originated from a third party and not from the government system, according to a report by Cyble.
There are two agencies that issue the PAN cards–UTIITSL and NSDL-TIN. An individual can approach his agency and get a reprint of your ID.
The PAN card is a valid proof of identity in India and it can be issued to citizens of India (including minors), non-resident Indians (NRIs), and even foreign citizens.
You have to click on the “link Aadhaar” option on the portal's homepage to proceed. On the following page, you have to enter details such as full name along with your PAN and Aadhaar numbers.
As per the latest data, out of the over 41.02 crore PANs issued, an overwhelming number of more than 40.01 crore PANs are held by individuals.
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