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. The initiative, PAN 2.0, aims to digitise the PAN and TAN administration system for better taxpayer services.

A nominal fee is required for a physical PAN card. It is important to note that existing PAN cards will remain valid even without the QR code

The Income Tax Department's PAN 2.0 offers digital e-PAN cards with a QR code for enhanced security, free for up to three requests. Physical PAN cards

The PAN 2.0 Project is an e-Governance project of the Income Tax Department aimed at re-engineering the business processes related to taxpayer registration services. The project's objective is to improve the quality of PAN services by incorporating the latest technology.

The Income Tax Department has launched a new facility for taxpayers, allowing them to get their Permanent Account Number (PAN) through email. The service is available for existing PAN card holders who don't require any changes in the income tax database.

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 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.