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In India, it is mandatory for businesses to have a Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN). TAN is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department. As per Section 203A of the Income Tax Act 1961, it is compulsory for all TDS and TCS deductors to quote their TAN number in all their statements and communications with the IT department. Failure to do so attracts a penalty, and banks will not accept TDS returns and payments if they don't have the TAN number.

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4 easy steps to TAN Application

Fill up the Form.
Submit the documents.
Pay Minimal fees.
Get your TAN.

Process of TAN Application

📞 Get in Touch with Us

Call or WhatsApp us for a free consultation to understand TAN applicability, use cases, and documentation required based on your entity type.
📄 Document Submission

Submit basic documents such as PAN of the applicant, business registration proof, identity/address proof, and contact details of authorised signatory.
💳 Fee Payment

Pay minimal professional fees and government charges securely via UPI, bank transfer, or online payment gateway.
📤 Online Submission

We submit your TAN application electronically through the NSDL-TIN portal, with DSC or Aadhaar-based verification where required.
📬 Acknowledgment & TAN Allotment

You receive your TAN number within 3–7 working days, and the physical TAN card is delivered to your registered address by post.
🔧 Post-Allotment Support

We assist you in TDS return filing, TRACES registration, linking TAN with PAN/GST, and TDS compliance support.

Documents Required for TAN Application

Proof of Identity

PAN card of the applicant, Aadhaar card or other government-issued documents.

Proof of Address

Utility bill, Lease agreement, Rent deed or business registration documents.

Business Details

Nature of business or profession, along with PAN number of entity.

Advantages of TAN Application

Simplifies Tax Deduction Process

TAN is required for businesses or individuals who deduct or collect tax at source. It helps streamline the process of remitting taxes to the government.

Legal Compliance

Ensures compliance with Indian tax laws, especially for employers or entities making TDS/TCS payments.

Tracking Tax Payments

TAN enables the government to track the tax deducted at source and ensure correct tax remittance.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Having a TAN ensures that an individual or entity avoids penalties or issues related to incorrect or delayed tax deductions.

Transparency

PAN for TDS and TCS purposes can be linked with the tax payment process, ensuring transparency in tax collection.

Easy compliance

Having a TAN code is a mandatory requirement. It gives you the legal authority to deduct TDS and TCS while complying with the latest guidelines.

Disadvantages of TAN Application

Time-Consuming Process

While the process is relatively simple, obtaining a TAN can still take time due to the need for submitting documents and undergoing verification.

Not Required for Individuals

TAN is only needed by businesses, professionals, or organisations, not individuals unless they are required to deduct or collect tax.

Complexity in Compliance

Once TAN is obtained, it requires regular compliance in the form of TDS/TCS filings and maintenance of records.

Penalty for Non-Registration

If you fail to obtain TAN when required, you can be penalized, and the process of penalty payment can add more complexity.

Criteria for TAN Application

Eligibility

TAN is required for any individual or entity that is required to deduct or collect tax at source. This includes:

Employers deducting TDS for employees.
Businesses, professionals, or organizations that deduct TDS from payments to contractors, vendors, etc.
Financial institutions collecting TCS.