Obtain your Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) with professional application assistance. We help businesses, employers, professionals and eligible deductors understand TAN requirements, prepare applications, submit the prescribed details and complete related registration procedures.
Support with preparing and submitting the applicable TAN application for businesses, organisations and other eligible deductors.
Assistance in verifying applicant information, business particulars, contact details and supporting documents before submission.
Help with correcting eligible TAN records, including changes in name, address and other particulars associated with the allotted TAN.
Assistance with tracking the application, understanding acknowledgement details and completing relevant post-allotment registration procedures.
We provide assistance with TAN allotment, correction, registration and related deductor requirements. The applicable forms and procedures depend on the applicant category and current Income-tax rules.
Assistance with applying for a new Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number for eligible businesses, employers and other deductors.
Support for companies, LLPs and other registered entities requiring TAN for applicable TDS and TCS compliance.
Assistance for partnership firms, proprietorship businesses, professionals and individuals required to obtain TAN under applicable provisions.
Help with submitting correction requests for eligible changes in deductor name, address, contact information and other TAN database particulars.
Assistance with checking the status of a submitted TAN application using the acknowledgement number or other available application details.
Guidance with deductor registration on the TRACES portal and understanding applicable access, verification and post-registration requirements.
Our package covers application preparation, submission assistance and relevant follow-up according to the agreed scope and the applicable Income-tax Department procedures.
Guidance on whether TAN is required based on the applicant's category and applicable tax deduction or collection obligations.
Assistance in preparing the applicable TAN application with applicant, business and authorised signatory information.
Guidance with online or applicable offline submission, acknowledgement generation and payment of prescribed processing charges.
Assistance with tracking application status, understanding allotment communication and completing agreed post-allotment support.
TAN application involves identifying the correct applicant category, preparing the prescribed application, verifying the information and completing the submission process through the applicable channel.
Review the applicant's business structure, nature of transactions and applicable TDS or TCS obligations to determine whether a TAN application is required or an exception applies.
Collect applicant name, PAN, address, contact information, business constitution details and other documents required for the applicable applicant category.
Prepare the applicable TAN application. Form 135 is generally used for non-government applicants and Form 134 for government applicants under the current application process.
Verify the application particulars, complete the prescribed confirmation process and submit the application online or through the applicable TIN Facilitation Centre procedure.
Obtain the application acknowledgement and use the unique reference number to track the status of the TAN allotment request.
Receive the allotted TAN through the prescribed communication process and proceed with applicable deductor registration, TDS payment and statement filing requirements.
TAN is generally required for persons responsible for deducting or collecting tax at source. The requirement depends on the nature of the transaction and the applicable provisions of the Income-tax law.
Companies and other corporate entities responsible for applicable TDS or TCS deductions or collections generally need to obtain TAN for related statutory compliance.
LLPs and partnership firms required to deduct or collect tax under the applicable provisions may need TAN for depositing and reporting the relevant tax amounts.
Employers, organisations and other business deductors responsible for deducting TDS on salary, contractual payments or other covered transactions generally require TAN.
Individuals, professionals and other persons may need TAN where they are responsible for applicable tax deduction or collection and no statutory exception is available.
Important: Certain specified transactions allow eligible persons to use PAN instead of TAN. These include specified deductions under provisions relating to property purchase, rent, certain payments by individuals or HUFs and specified virtual digital asset transactions. The applicable exception must be verified before applying for TAN.
The documents and information required depend on whether the applicant belongs to a government or non-government category and the prescribed application procedure. The following checklist covers commonly relevant records.
PAN details of the individual, business or organisation applying for TAN, as required for the application process.
Prescribed identity proof of the applicant or authorised person, wherever required under the applicable application category.
Accepted proof of residential or business address as required for the TAN application.
Date of birth proof for an individual or date of incorporation proof for an entity, as applicable.
Active contact information for application communication, acknowledgement and status updates.
Identity and contact details of the authorised signatory responsible for submitting the application, where applicable.
Incorporation certificate of a company or other applicable entity registration record.
Partnership deed or LLP agreement establishing the constitution and particulars of the applicant entity, where applicable.
Accepted proof of registered office or principal place of business, where required.
Business PAN and relevant registration particulars for verifying the applicant's legal identity.
Prescribed certificate or authorisation issued by the relevant PAO, ZAO, DTO or CDDO for government applicants.
Relevant business type, establishment particulars and supporting entity details required in the application.
Generated acknowledgement containing the unique application reference number and applicant particulars.
Duly signed acknowledgement and supporting documents wherever required by the applicable submission procedure.
Existing TAN details and relevant supporting evidence for the requested correction or modification.
Applicable application processing fee payment confirmation or transaction details, wherever required.
Find answers to common questions about TAN registration, eligibility, application forms, documents, fees, corrections and post-allotment compliance.
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