What is the PAN 2.0? Will you be issued a new PAN Card by the Income Tax Department? Will your existing PAN Card become invalid? How will the new PAN Card be different from the existing one and how does having a QR code on a PAN Card help?

With the rollout of PAN 2.0, it is now easier for the government to identify and eliminate duplicate PANs. If you find that you hold more than one PAN, you should take these actions.

The PAN 2.0 project, with a budget of Rs 1,435 crore, seeks to establish the PAN as a universal business identifier across designated government digital platforms.

The existing PAN system, introduced in 1972 under Section 139A of the Income Tax Act, has been in widespread use, with over 78 crore PAN cards issued, covering 98% of individuals. PAN 2.0, with an estimated cost of Rs 1,435 crore, will modernize the process, creating a more unified and secure identification system for taxpayers and businesses.

India's PAN system is getting a 2.0 makeover! The government has approved a project to streamline PAN and TAN processes, creating a unified digital pl

The central government's approval of Rs 1,435 crore for a new project to revamp the existing system of issuing permanent account number - dubbed PAN 2.0 - has sparked a buzz on social media. Users are discussing the new features of the revamped card,

The government has launched PAN 2.0, modernizing the PAN system by merging three portals into one. This upgrade simplifies processes for PAN holders.

The new system offers a unified portal for all PAN-related tasks. It includes enhanced PAN cards with QR codes for better security. The PAN 2.0 Project represents an electronic governance initiative by the Income Tax Department,