No. PAN should never be quoted in the field where TAN is required to be quoted. The purposes for which PAN and TAN are allotted are different. TAN is a unique identification number which is allotted to persons who are required to deduct tax at source or collect tax at source.
However, a person required to deduct TDS as per section 194IA (Purchase of Immovable Property) or section 194IB (TDS on rent paid by individual/HUF), can use PAN in place of TAN.
- GST
- Income Tax
- Personal/ Salaried Return filing-ITR1
- Business Return filing- Proprietorship-ITR4
- Business Return filing- Proprietorship-ITR3
- Partnership/LLP Return filing- ITR-5
- Company Return filing private limited ITR 6
- Tax notice Reply
- Income tax Return revision/ Rectification
- ITR filing capital gain
- ITR filing for share and securities
- Income tax Audit
- form 15CA-CB
- Roc complaies
- Register your business
- TDS Filing/Pay roll
- Licences /Certification
- NRI Services
- Trademark & IP