TAN Registration
Get your Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number before your first TDS payment falls due — filed correctly, no missed deductions.
Get My TANYou Need a TAN Before You Deduct TDS, Not After
The moment your business starts paying rent, professional fees, contractor charges, or salary above the taxable threshold, you may be required to deduct TDS — and that requires a TAN, applied for through Form 49B, quoted on every challan and return that follows.
We prepare and file your Form 49B application and follow it through to allotment, so you're not scrambling for a TAN after a payment has already triggered the deduction obligation.
- Form 49B preparation and filing
- Application tracking through to allotment
- Guidance on your first TDS deduction & deposit
- TAN certificate handed over
Professional charges depend on your entity type — ask us for an exact quote.
Why It Matters
What a TAN Actually Controls
Mandatory Before You Deduct TDS
Section 203A requires every person responsible for deducting or collecting tax at source to quote a TAN on all TDS/TCS returns, payment challans, and certificates — you cannot deposit TDS or file a return without one.
One TAN, One Entity
A TAN is applied for once per deductor entity (not per branch, in most cases) via Form 49B, and stays valid indefinitely — there is no renewal requirement once issued.
Apply Before Your First Deduction Falls Due
The obligation to deduct TDS can arise from your very first qualifying payment — a rent or professional-fee payment above the threshold, for instance. Applying only after you've already missed a deduction creates compliance exposure that a timely TAN avoids.
Penalty for Not Having One
Failing to obtain a TAN when required, or quoting an incorrect TAN, attracts a penalty of ₹10,000 under Section 272BB — a one-time filing avoids a recurring risk.
Documents
What We Need From You
- PAN of the applicant entity (business, firm, or individual deductor)
- Proof of business address
- Certificate of incorporation / partnership deed / registration certificate, as applicable
- Authorised signatory's identity proof
Already have a TAN?
If you have a TAN but haven't started filing your quarterly TDS returns yet — or they've lapsed — see our TDS Return Filing service to get current.
Go to TDS Return FilingGet Your TAN Before Your First Deduction
Tell us about your business and we'll confirm whether you need a TAN and get it filed.
Start My TAN Application