PAN (Permanent Account Number) is
useful in number of ways and it is requisite compulsory for some of yours
financial dealings. With the government of India's intiatives and legal
reforms, this particular card has become more crucial than ever before
regarding various legal and financial dealings. Here we bring to you, some of
the ways why your PAN card may be crucial and rather useful:
Bank Fixed Deposits
While depositing any amount in
excess of Rs. 50,000 in the private banks, a copy of the PAN card needs to be
submitted with the rest of the documentation. This will then ensure that the
bank issues a TDS certificate and also deducts 10% TDS or whichever rate is
legally relevant. On failure to provide for a PAN card copy, one will not get
the TDS certificate and also the slab for tax deduction is higher at 20% of the
amount. Even Form 15G or 15H will not help in saving taxes in this case.
Payments in Hotel and Restaurants
For any bill amounting to Rs. 25,000
and above, you will have to submit a copy of the PAN card, whether the payment
is in cash or by credit/debit card.
Payment to travel agents
If you are thinking of a foreign
tour, or plan to exchange a large volume of foreign currency in a single transaction,
worth over Rs. 25,000, then a copy of the PAN card needs to be submitted.
House Renting
While renting personal space for
residence or even for commercial purposes, the landlords usually ask for a copy
of the PAN Card as primary identity proof, and other details.
Jewellery purchases
Everytime one purchases jewellery
above a certain value from any jewellery store, one would have to produce a
copyt of the PAN Card. this move has been taken to ensure that black money
doesnt start flowing into the system.
Bank Finance
When you approach banks for home loans, mortgage loans ,
they ask you for Income tax return. The question of Income tax return does not
arise when you don’t have Pan Card.
Some
of the other important uses of the PAN card includes payment in 2nd hand car
dealings, installation of telephone, visa facilitation centres.
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