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TAN Registration Services in India – N D Savla & Associates
Are you deducting TDS but don’t have a TAN yet?
At N D Savla & Associates, we help businesses and professionals across India—especially in Mumbai—seamlessly apply for and obtain their TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number). Whether you’re starting a business or already managing tax deductions, our expert team ensures your TAN registration process is error-free and fully compliant with the Income Tax Act, 1961.
What Is TAN Registration?
TAN, or Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number, is a 10-character alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department of India. It is mandatory for individuals and entities responsible for deducting or collecting tax at source (TDS/TCS).
This number must be quoted in all TDS returns, TDS certificates, e-challans, and income tax-related documents. Non-compliance may lead to a penalty of ₹10,000 under Section 272BB of the Income Tax Act.
Structure of a TAN Number
A typical TAN looks like this: MUMA12345G, and is structured as follows:
First 3 letters: Represent the jurisdiction/city (e.g., MUM for Mumbai)
4th letter: First letter of the applicant’s name
Next 5 characters: Numeric digits, system-generated
Last character: Alphabetic check code
Who Needs TAN Registration?
TAN registration is mandatory for:
Businesses or individuals deducting TDS on:
Salaries
Rent exceeding ₹2.4 lakh/year
Contractor payments
Commission, interest, or professional fees
Partnership firms, LLPs, Companies
Sole proprietors with TDS obligations
NGOs/NPOs making qualifying payments
Company branches deducting TDS
Note: Salaried individuals not deducting tax are not required to obtain TAN.
Why TAN Is Mandatory
As per Section 203A of the Income Tax Act, TAN must be quoted in:
TDS returns and e-filings (Form 24Q, 26Q, etc.)
TDS payment challans
TDS certificates (Form 16/16A)
All TDS/TCS related correspondence
Without TAN, you cannot deposit TDS or file returns—leading to penalties and compliance issues.
TAN Registration Process (Online & Offline)
Online TAN Application (Preferred)
Visit the NSDL website (now Protean).
Fill Form 49B online.
Submit with required documents and fees.
Receive acknowledgment and TAN allotment via post/email.
Offline TAN Application
Download Form 49B from the NSDL/Protean website.
Fill and submit it at any TIN-Facilitation Center.
Provide supporting documents and payment.
TAN will be sent to your registered address.
Documents Required for TAN Application
PAN of the entity/applicant (mandatory)
Certificate of Incorporation or Business Registration Proof
Proof of address (business location)
Identity proof of authorized person
Passport-size photograph
Duly filled Form 49B
Benefits of TAN Registration
Benefits | Description |
---|---|
Legal Compliance | Avoid fines and meet mandatory obligations for TDS filings |
Lifetime Validity | TAN is valid for life, no need for renewal |
Smooth TDS Processing | Enables you to file TDS returns and deposit taxes seamlessly |
Business Credibility | Helps maintain a compliant and trustworthy tax record |
Audit Preparedness | Essential for accurate TDS reconciliation during audits |
Why Choose N D Savla & Associates for TAN Registration?
At N D Savla & Associates, we provide end-to-end TAN registration services tailored for all business types—from startups and freelancers to private limited companies and NGOs.
- Experienced CA Firm in Mumbai
- Complete Documentation Support
- Fast TAN Application Filing
- Error-Free Submission of Form 49B
- PAN + TAN Combo Support for New Businesses
- TDS Compliance & Filing Assistance Post-Registration
We understand that tax compliance can be overwhelming. That’s why we make it simple, transparent, and quick—so you can focus on running your business.
Get Started with TAN Registration Today
Whether you’re a first-time business owner or an established enterprise, our team at N D Savla & Associates is ready to help you secure your TAN number quickly and compliantly.
Contact us today for professional assistance with TAN registration in India.