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PAN and TAN Registrations

PAN is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identification number issued by the Income Tax Department of India. It is mandatory for all entities (individuals, companies, LLPs, etc.) involved in financial transactions.

TAN is a 10-digit alphanumeric number issued by the Income Tax Department of India. It is mandatory for all entities required to deduct or collect tax at source (TDS/TCS).

Required Documents For PAN:

For Individuals:

  1. Proof of Identity:Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID card, driving license.
  2. Proof of Address: Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID card, driving license, utility bill.

  3. Proof of Date of Birth: Birth certificate, passport, matriculation certificate.

For Companies:

  1. Copy of Certificate of Incorporation: Issued by the Registrar of Companies (RoC).
  2. Company’s Address Proof: Utility bill, bank statement.

For LLPs:

  1. Copy of LLP Agreement
  2. Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
  3. LLP’s Address Proof: Utility bill, bank statement.

For Partnership Firms:

    • Partnership Deed
    • Address Proof of Firm: Utility bill, bank statement.

For Trusts:

    • Trust Deed
    • Certificate of Registration Number: Issued by Charity Commissioner.

Application Process:

Online:

    • Visit the NSDL or UTIITSL website.
    • Fill out Form 49A (for Indian citizens) or Form 49AA (for foreign citizens).
    • Upload required documents and pay the fee.
    • Print the acknowledgment, attach photos, sign, and send it to the specified address.

Offline:

      • Download Form 49A or 49AA.
      • Fill out the form, attach required documents, and submit to PAN centers or send via post.

Advantages of PAN Registration

  • Unique Identification: Provides a unique identification number that is valid across the country.
  • Mandatory for Financial Transactions: Essential for opening bank accounts, filing income tax returns, and conducting high-value transactions.
  • Simplifies Taxation: Helps streamline the tax filing and payment process.
  • Prevents Tax Evasion: Aids in tracking and preventing tax evasion.
  • Required for Government Transactions: Necessary for transactions with government agencies, including TDS/TCS deductions and refunds.
  • Facilitates Credit: Helps in securing loans and credit facilities from financial institutions.
  • Investment Facilitation: Necessary for investing in securities, mutual funds, and other financial instruments.

Advantages of TAN Registration

  • Legal Compliance: Mandatory for entities required to deduct or collect tax at source.
  • TDS/TCS Transactions: Essential for remitting TDS/TCS to the government.
  • Tax Reporting: Facilitates proper reporting of tax deductions and collections.
  • Avoid Penalties: Helps avoid penalties for non-compliance with TDS/TCS regulations.
  • Streamlines Operations: Simplifies the process of tax deduction/collection and remittance.
  • Required for Issuing TDS Certificates: Necessary for issuing TDS certificates to employees and other deductees.
  • Audit and Verification: Assists in the audit and verification process by tax authorities.
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Proprietorship vs Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) vs Company

FeaturesProprietorshipPartnershipLLPCompany
DefinitionUnregistered type of business entity managed by one single personA formal agreement between two or more parties to manage and operate a businessA Limited Liability Partnership is a hybrid combination having features similar to a partnership firm and liabilities similar to a company.Registered type of entity with limited liability to the owners and shareholders
Ownership
  • Sole Ownership
  • Min 2 Partners
  • Max 50 Partners
  • Designated Partners
  • Min 2 Directors
  • Min 2 Shareholders
  • Max 15 Directors
  • Max 200 Shareholders

For One Person Company

  • 1 Director
  • 1 Nominee Director
Registration Time7-9 working days
Promoter LiabilityUnlimited LiabilityLimited Liability
Documentation
  • MSME
  • GST Registration
  • Partnership Deed
  • LLP Deed
  • Incorporation Certificate
  • MOA
  • AOA
  • Incorporation Certificate
GovernanceUnder Partnership ActLLP Act, 2008Under Companies Act,2013
TransferabilityNon TransferableTransferable if registered under ROFTransferable
Compliance Requirements
  • Income tax filing if turnover is more than Rs.2.5 lakhs
  • ITR 5
  • Form 11
  • Form 8
  • ITR 5
  • ITR 6
  • MCA filing
  • Auditor’sappointment

Know More

One Person Company (OPC) Registration FAQs

Q: What is an OPC, and how does it differ from other business structures?
A: An OPC, or One Person Company, is a unique business structure in India that allows a single individual to operate as a company, combining the advantages of a sole proprietorship with the legal protection of a private limited company.

Q: When was the concept of OPC introduced in India?
A: The concept of OPC was introduced under the Companies Act of 2013.

Q: What is the primary objective of OPC registration?
A: The primary objective of OPC registration is to promote entrepreneurship and encourage the formalization of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

Q: What are the eligibility criteria for OPC registration?
A: To register an OPC, you must be a natural person and an Indian citizen, resident in India for at least 182 days during the previous calendar year. The OPC must have a minimum authorized capital of Rs 1,00,000, and a nominee must be appointed.

Q: Can an OPC engage in financial activities like banking or insurance?
A: No, an OPC cannot engage in financial activities like banking, insurance, or investments.

Q: What happens if the OPCs paid-up share capital exceeds 50 lakhs or its annual turnover exceeds 2 Crores?
A: In such cases, the OPC must be converted into a private limited company to comply with regulatory requirements.

Q: How many OPCs can an individual establish?
A: An individual can establish only one OPC.

Q: Can an OPC have a minor as its member?
A: No, an OPC cannot have a minor as its member.

Q: What are the advantages of registering an OPC?
A: Advantages include limited liability, easy fundraising, reduced compliance, simple incorporation, efficient management, and perpetual succession.

Q: Are there any disadvantages to registering an OPC?
A: Yes, disadvantages include suitability primarily for small businesses, restrictions on certain activities, and a potential lack of clear distinction between ownership and management.

Q: What is the registration process for an OPC in India?
A: OPC registration is done through the SPICe+ form, involving obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), Director Identification Number (DIN), name reservation, preparation of MOA and AOA, filing forms, and obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation.

Q: What documents are required for OPC registration?
A: Required documents include MOA, AOA, nominees consent, proof of registered office, declarations, and a compliance certificate.

Q: What is the significance of obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)?
A: A DSC is used for electronically signing documents during the registration process.

Q: What is a Director Identification Number (DIN), and why is it required?
A: A DIN is a unique identification number for directors, and its required for legal compliance and governance.

Q: How is the registered office address determined for an OPC?
A: The registered office address should be decided and declared during the registration process.

Q: What is the role of a nominee in an OPC?
A: A nominee is appointed to take over the OPC in the event of the director’s death or incapacity.

Q: What is the Certificate of Incorporation, and when is it issued?
A: The Certificate of Incorporation is an official document issued by the ROC after approval, signifying the successful registration of an OPC.

Q: Why should I choose SS Memane & Company for OPC registration?
A: SS Memane & Company offers expert guidance, simplifies the registration process, ensures compliance, and provides dedicated support to make OPC registration hassle-free.

Q: What are the post-incorporation formalities for an OPC?
A: Post-incorporation formalities may include filing a notice regarding the registered office within 30 days after incorporation.

Q: How can SS Memane & Company assist with post-incorporation formalities for OPCs?
A: SS Memane & Company’s experts are ready to assist in fulfilling OPC compliance requirements, ensuring your business remains in full legal compliance.

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