Service Introduction

Obtain a TAN to deduct or collect tax at source using Form 49B.

Who Can Apply

Employers and deductors/collectors of tax

Eligibility

Required for TDS/TCS compliance.

Required Documents

Organisation/individual details
PAN of the applicant
Address proof of the deductor
Authorised signatory details

Step-by-Step Process

Open Form 49B on an authorised portal
Fill deductor details
Pay the fee
Submit and note the acknowledgement
Receive TAN allotment

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

Wrong deductor category
PAN mismatch
Incorrect address

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

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