PAN 2.0 sounds good but will it end fraud through impersonation?
Everyone doesn’t need a PAN card, but the numbers are set to increase as Indian incomes rise.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs earlier this week approved a plan of India’s Income Tax Department to roll out its PAN 2.0 project. This aims to streamline all services related to our Permanent Account Numbers (PANs) and simplify website access for individuals and companies.
