Service Introduction

Guidance for getting a copy of the TAN allotment letter if it is lost.

Who Can Apply

Deductors who lost their TAN allotment letter

Eligibility

TAN must already exist.

Required Documents

TAN number
Authorised signatory details

Step-by-Step Process

Locate the TAN using the search tool
Raise a request on the official portal
Pay the fee if applicable
Receive the copy

Government Fees & Assistance Charges

The government fee is set by the authority and shown on the official portal at the time of application. Our private assistance fee starts from ₹999* (separate from government fees). See Service Charges.

Common Mistakes

Applying for a new TAN
Using wrong contact details
Not keeping a digital copy

FAQs

Who needs a TAN?

Anyone who deducts or collects tax at source. Individuals filing only their own return do not need one.

Is TAN the same as PAN?

No. PAN identifies a taxpayer; TAN is for tax deduction/collection.

Which form is used for a new TAN?

Form 49B, filed through the authorised TIN-facilitation portals.

Related Forms & Downloads

Application for New TAN
Form 49B · Protean (NSDL)TAN Changes or Correction Request
Online request · Protean (NSDL)TAN Search, Status & Guidance
Online tool · Income Tax Department

Related News Updates

Rules & Fee Changes
Income-tax Act, 2025 to Replace the 1961 Act from 1 April 2026

TAN
How to Apply for a New TAN (Form 49B) Online

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