Understand how to verify your Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) with ease. Our guide covers online verification processes through the Income Tax Department’s e-Filing website, including how to search by TAN number or name. Learn about the necessity of a TAN
A Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) is a mandatory 10-digit alphanumeric code used by entities that deduct or collect tax at source (TDS/TCS). TAN verification ensures the correct TAN is quoted in challans, statements, and returns, enabling accurate tracking of TDS/TCS transactions through the Income Tax Department’s systems.
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Every deductor/collector responsible for TDS/TCS—including central/state government entities, companies, firms, LLPs, local authorities, and other organizations—must obtain a TAN and quote it in all TDS/TCS-related payments and filings.
Use the Income Tax Department’s e-Filing portal to perform TAN verification and confirm status/details.
Always quote your TAN in challans, TDS/TCS statements, certificates, and returns. Regularly perform TAN verification to avoid data entry errors, ensure deductor details are accurate, and maintain full TDS/TCS compliance on the Income Tax e-Filing systems.