Apply online for TAN (Form 49B) with expert support—new TAN registration, TAN correction, TAN status check and end-to-end TDS compliance services for businesses in Darbhanga, Bihar.
TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number) is a 10-character alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department, mandatory for any entity deducting or collecting tax at source. RK Associates helps startups, proprietorships, companies, NGOs, hospitals and educational institutions obtain TAN quickly through the official Protean (NSDL) portal.
We manage the entire process—from selecting the correct deductor type to filing Form 49B, tracking allotment, and post-registration TDS support—so you can focus on running your business.
Our Darbhanga team ensures local support with PAN-India reach and transparent pricing.
TAN is required for depositing TDS/TCS, filing quarterly TDS returns, and issuing TDS certificates (Form 16 / 16A). If your business makes payments such as salary, contractor fees, rent, commission, interest, or professional fees where TDS is applicable—you must obtain TAN.
For new TAN registration, typically only details (no scanned documents) are required. For corrections, proof of changes may be requested.
Government processing fee for TAN application is nominal (around ₹60–₹80). RK Associates charges a competitive service fee for end-to-end handling. Most applications receive TAN within 1–3 working days, depending on the Protean/NSDL processing time.
Not obtaining TAN when required can attract a penalty of up to ₹10,000 under Section 272BB. Late or incorrect TDS filings can attract additional penalties and interest.
TAN Registration is the process of obtaining a Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number, mandatory for businesses or individuals responsible for deducting or collecting TDS/TCS.
Any individual, business, company, or organization that deducts or collects tax at source must apply for TAN.
Yes. TAN is required for depositing TDS, filing quarterly TDS returns, and issuing Form 16/16A.
Normally, TAN is allotted within 1–3 working days after successful submission.
You need PAN, name of entity, entity type, address, mobile, email, and details of the authorised signatory.
No documents are required for new TAN registration. Only details must be accurate. Documents are required for TAN correction.
Yes, if the individual is deducting TDS—for example, on rent, contractor payments, or professional fees.
Yes. Businesses with multiple branches may apply for separate TANs if TDS is deducted independently.
Form 49B is the official application form used to apply for a new TAN through the Protean (NSDL) portal.
Yes. A TAN correction request can be filed to update or rectify name, address, category, or authorised person details.
Yes. Once allotted, TAN remains valid for a lifetime unless cancelled or surrendered.
No. PAN cannot be used in place of TAN for TDS-related activities. TAN is mandatory.
Failure to obtain TAN can result in a penalty of ₹10,000 under Section 272BB of the Income Tax Act.
No. For TDS on property purchase (Form 26QB), TAN is not required. PAN-based deduction applies.
Yes, TAN application status can be checked online using the acknowledgement number on the Protean (NSDL) portal.
Freelancers need TAN only if they deduct TDS while making certain payments (e.g., contractor fees).
Yes. If multiple TANs have been mistakenly allotted, the duplicate must be surrendered immediately.
No. TAN is only for TDS/TCS-related activities and is not used for GST registration or Income Tax Return filing.
Yes. You can request TAN correction to update your business or communication address.
Yes. TAN is mandatory for generating TDS challans (CHALLAN ITNS 281) and depositing TDS online through Net Banking.
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