The government has unveiled PAN 2.0, an advanced version of the Permanent Account Number (PAN) card, featuring enhanced security measures and the integration of a QR code. While QR codes were initially introduced on PAN cards in 2017-18,

PAN card holders can update their addresses for free and receive an e-PAN with a QR code via email. They can also request a physical copy for Rs 50. T

The government introduces PAN 2.0 with QR codes for secure verification, offering streamlined taxpayer services via a centralized online portal.

The government launched PAN 2.0, featuring a QR code for better security. Users can update incorrect addresses in Income Tax records for free. A new e-PAN with a QR code will be sent via email. Reprinted PAN cards cost Rs.

The FAQs released by the income tax department allow PAN card holders to update their addresses online for free if they have old addresses updated in the income tax records. Here is a step-by-step guide on how PAN cardholders can update addresses using Aadhaar based e-KYC.

The Income Tax Department has introduced PAN 2.0, a modernised system to simplify taxpayer services. Designed with advanced technology, it aims to enhance the PAN experience for millions of users.