The government has approved a Rs 1,435-crore project to revamp the existing system of issuing permanent account number under which PAN cards with QR Code feature will

PAN (Permanent Account Number) 2.0 is an upgraded version of PAN 1.0. PAN serves as a unique taxpayer number. The new PAN card aims to streamline businesses and citizen-centric operations.

PAN 2.0 consolidates all PAN/TAN activities and validation services into a single ecosystem for improved efficiency

What is the reason for PAN upgrade and how will the New PAN with QR Code will help users. Let's understand the new features to be added to the PAN Card which will work as a common identifier for all digital systems of specified government agencies.

Get ready to upgrade your PAN card! The Union Cabinet has approved PAN 2.0, an overhaul of India’s tax identification system. This upgrade will introduce a QR code-enabled PAN card, enhanced cybersecurity measures,

The central government has announced the PAN 2.0 project to upgrade the existing PAN card with the QR codes. ET Wealth online spoke to tax experts to know if the current PAN card will become inoperative due to not having a QR code on it.

The PAN 2.0 project is an e-governance initiative aimed at enhancing the taxpayer registration process by leveraging technology to revolutionise PAN/TAN services.

The government has approved a major upgrade to the PAN card system. The PAN 2.0 project will modernize services and boost security. The new cards will have QR codes.

The PAN 2.0 project introduces QR code-enabled PAN cards, integrating PAN and TAN services under one platform.

With an outlay of ₹1,435 crore, the initiative aims to transform the Permanent Account Number (PAN) into a 'common business identifier' for all digital systems across government agencies.

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the PAN 2.0 Project with a financial outlay of Rs 1,435 crore. This initiative will provide free upgrades to existing PAN cards,