CBDT Specifies New Forms for Changes or Corrections in PAN Data
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Order F. No. ADG(S)-1/PAN/M/3699/2026, dated 01-04-2026
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), exercising powers under Rule 158(12), has notified the procedure for furnishing applications for correction of PAN data, along with prescribed forms and guidelines.
1. Introduction of New PAN Correction Forms
The CBDT has specified separate forms for different categories of applicants:
- Form PAN CR-01 – Request for Changes or Correction in PAN Data (For Individuals)
- Form PAN CR-02 – Request for Changes or Correction in PAN Data (For Non-Individuals)
This bifurcation ensures a more structured and category-specific approach to PAN correction requests.
2. Modes of Submission
The application for PAN correction can be submitted through the following modes:
- Physical submission at PAN service centres of:
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- M/s UTIITSL
- M/s Protean eGov Technologies Ltd.
- Online submission through the respective official websites of these service providers
This provides flexibility and ease of access for applicants.
3. Procedure and Guidelines
The notified procedure lays down:
- Standardised formats for correction requests
- Documentation requirements
- Processing guidelines to ensure accuracy and consistency in PAN data
4. Effective Date
The notification shall come into force from 1st April 2026.
5. Conclusion
This move streamlines the PAN correction process, enhances clarity through dedicated forms, and supports efficient data management and taxpayer services under the income-tax framework.
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