Cancellation Of PAN

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How to Surrender PAN Card?



While Indian citizens are not advised to surrender the PAN card they are using as it can be used as a valid document for identity proof, foreign nationals who are leaving the country and will not be paying tax have no use of a PAN card.
Such individuals can surrender their PAN card by writing a letter to the Income Tax Assessing Officer under whose jurisdiction they fall, mentioning the reason for the PAN surrender.
The PAN card will then be canceled and the holder can surrender it to the tax official.
There are times when individuals or entities are required to surrender their PAN cards, for a number of reasons. The process for surrendering your PAN card depending on the reason for it is listed below.

How to Surrender a Duplicate PAN Card - Online

  • Visit the Income Tax Department website and go to the ‘Surrender Duplicate PAN’ option.
  • Enter the details of the duplicate PAN number/(s) and the PAN you wish to retain as well your personal details such as full name, date of birth (date of incorporation in case of companies) and contact details.
  • Submit the form, whereupon you will be directed as to the further process.

How to Surrender a Duplicate PAN Card - Offline

  • Write a letter addressed to the Assessing Officer under whose jurisdiction your Income Tax is filed. Mention your personal details such as the full name on your PAN card, date of birth (or date of incorporation in case of companies), PAN card number to be retained and details of duplicate PAN card is surrendered.
  • Post or hand over the letter to the nearest tax office and keep the acknowledgment received. The acknowledgment indicates that duplicate PAN cards have been canceled by the Department.
  • Alternatively, you could fill up Form 49A for Change or Correction in PAN and submit the form to the nearest UTI or NSDL TIN facilitation center.

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