What is TAN?

What is TAN?

TAN is a ten-digit alphanumeric identification code just like PAN. However, it is assigned to those bodies who are liable to deduct or collect tax at source. TAN stands for Tax deduction and collection Account Number. While filing TDS/TCS returns,TAN number is mandatory.

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