Linking of PAN and AADHAR

LINKING OF PAN AND AADHAR

Every individual holding a valid PAN shall link PAN and AADHAR mandatory as per Income Tax Act,1961.

Due date to link aadhar and pan with penalty is 30.06.2023.

Where to link?

https://www1.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/e-FilingGS/Services/LinkAadhaarHome.html?lang=eng

Follow this link and fill in the necessary details.

Do we need to login to income tax website for linking?

No. We can link the Pan and Aaadhar without logging in.

What are the details required?

PAN number
Aadhar number
Name as per aadhar
whether Aadhar has year of birth only
Selecting I AGREE checkbox
Captcha code

Upon providing all the details, website shall publish result of linking on the screen.

Effects of non-linking:

A penalty of Rs.1000 shall be levied U/s. 234H for linking the PAN and aadhar
Such PAN will become in-operative and all the transactions involving PAN shall be hampered.

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