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- (Q1.)When PAN Error occurs?
- PAN Error occurs in following scenarios:
- PAN is structurally invalid.
- PAN not available with CPC (TDS)
- Valid PAN is not mentioned in the Statement at all. E.g. in case of PANNOTAVBL
- This is mandatory from 1st April 2010. For further clarification, you can refer to Section 206AA of the Income Tax Act 1961.
- Yes. You can Use "PAN Verification Facility" and "Consolidate TAN-PAN File" for PAN Verification.
- PAN Verification facility on TRACES can be used for verifying the deductees. Please follow these steps:
- Login to TRACES
- Go to Quick Links
- Click on PAN Verification
- OR, you can download "Consolidated TAN - PAN File" that includes all the valid PANs mentioned in the Previous Statement processed with CPC (TDS). Please follow these steps:
- Login to TRACES
- Go To Statement Payment Tab
- Select Download Consolidated TAN-PAN File
- File will be available at download section
- Yes
- Please refer to e-tutorial. Steps are:
- Go to E-Tutorial Section.
- Digital Signature E-Tutorial is available under Miscellaneous Section
- PAN correction category will not be visible if:
- DSC is not uploaded in the Profile.
- Suggestion- DSC can be updated in the Signature Tab of Profile.
- An online correction has been initiated and DSC is uploaded later on.
- Suggestion- If DSC is uploaded after initiating the online correction then please Logout and Login again.
- Cancel the existing online correction request and resubmit the request again.
- When Deductor reports Challan details in the statement which is different from the Challan Details mentioned in the Challan/OLTAS, then Challan mentioned in the Statement will be considered as Unmatched/ Mismatch Challan. The Mismatch may be because of:
- Mismatch in CIN Details.
- Mismatch in Challan Amount.
- Mismatch in Assessment Year (more than +1/-1 year).
- When reported amount of deductee row in Annexure-1 of the statement is more than OLTAS Available amount then Challan mentioned in the Statement will be considered as overbooked challan.
