Business Registration & Corporate
Business PAN Registration
The tax identity your firm or company legally has to hold.
Who needs this
Is this you?
- Newly incorporated companies, LLPs or firms without a PAN
- Trusts, societies and associations applying for exemption
- Entities whose PAN shows a wrong name or constitution
Our process
How we handle it
- 01
Verify
Confirm the exact name and constitution from your incorporation or registration certificate.
- 02
Apply
File Form 49A through the authorised agency, with DSC or physical KYC as applicable.
- 03
Track
Follow the acknowledgement number through to allotment and share the PAN digitally.
- 04
Correct
Fix name, date or constitution mismatches before they block a TDS or GST filing.
Documents required
What to keep ready
- Certificate of Incorporation / Registration
- Partnership deed or trust deed
- Address proof of the entity
- Authorised signatory's ID and authority letter
- Existing PAN, if this is a correction
Don't have everything? Send what you have — we'll tell you what's missing and how to get it.
FAQs
Questions about this service
Yes. Every entity that files a return, deducts TDS or opens a business bank account needs its own PAN. Using an individual's PAN for firm income is a common — and avoidable — mistake.
Related
More in Business Registration & Corporate
Ready to get started?
Book a free 20-minute call and we'll map out exactly what you need.