Can a duplicate PAN Card be issued ?
A duplicate PAN Card can be issued where : The PAN card has been lost/misplaced by the assessee. The assessee has not received the PAN card from the...

What is EMI?
EMI stands for Equated Monthly Installment. This is the amount paid every month as long as the loan amount is outstanding, which goes towards both the interest &...

What is Director Identification Number (DIN)?
The Ministry of Company Affairs (MCA) has launched a major e-Governance initiative ‘MCA 21’. It envisages e-filing of all documents related to company matters...

How to find an IT PAN Service Center or TIN Facilitation Center?
Location of IT PAN Service Centers or TIN Facilitation Centers in any city may be obtained from local Income Tax Office or any office of UTI/UTIISL or NSDL in that city...

Income Tax Department has issued me a PAN card; can I obtain a new tamper proof PAN card?
For obtaining the tamper proof PAN card an application will have to be made in the form for \'Request For New PAN Card Or/ And Changes In PAN Data\' to IT PAN...

What is DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements)?
Consistent with the practice adopted in most of the countries in the world that have taken to levy tax on income / capital, India has adopted the system under which Income...

Form 24
 Form 24 is used to file Annual TDS Returns for tax deducted from salary. For Corporates it is mandatory to file e-TDs, others have anoption to file either hard copy...

How do I get a PAN card?
Form 49A  has been prescribed for making an application for allotment of the PAN. Existing assesees and new asesess who have old PAN or do not have PAN should file...

I had applied for PAN and received PAN number but have not received the PAN Card?
Apply in the form for \'Request For New PAN Card Or/ And Changes In PAN Data\' at any IT PAN Service Center or TIN Facilitation Center quoting the PAN allotted to...

What is the procedure for obtaining a divorce through mutual consent?
Once the petition for Divorce by mutual consent is filed, the Court gives the parties 6 months' time to reconsider. After a period of 6 months from the date of...