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TDS Software | PAN Verification

PAN verified live with CBDT, before the bill posts.

Every vendor PAN checked against the Income Tax Department's PAN status API at vendor onboarding and re-checked at every bill capture. Active, inoperative, blocked or unregistered status drives the surcharge bucket and the Section 206AA rate.

Pan Verification

What the system does

Capability, input, output.

  • Live CBDT check

    Input
    Vendor PAN
    Output
    Active / inoperative / blocked / unregistered
  • Onboarding gate

    Input
    New vendor onboarding
    Output
    Block onboarding for invalid PAN until resolved
  • Re-check at capture

    Input
    Bill capture event
    Output
    Updated PAN status per bill
  • Section 206AA / 206AB

    Input
    PAN status + filer status
    Output
    Higher-rate deduction applied
  • Vendor follow-up

    Input
    Inoperative PAN list
    Output
    Templated email + portal task per vendor

Compliance + integrations

PAN, the way the IT Act expects.

Section 206AA and 206AB combined for the right rate. Live CBDT check at every touchpoint. Vendor onboarding gate prevents onboarding with an invalid PAN.

Regulations we work within

  • Section 206AA, Income Tax Act

    Higher-rate TDS where PAN is not furnished or invalid.

  • Section 206AB, Income Tax Act

    Higher-rate TDS for specified non-filers (where applicable).

  • Rule 31A

    PAN of the deductee is captured per Rule 31A for return filing.

Connects to

  • CBDT PAN status API (live)

PAN Verification FAQ

What buyers ask.

Bulk PAN verification. Supported?

Yes. Bulk verification of the existing vendor master against CBDT runs as a one-click action. The vendor master refreshes with current status; inoperative PANs surface for follow-up.

What if a vendor's PAN was active when we onboarded but is now inoperative?

Re-check at the next bill capture catches the change. The system applies the Section 206AA rate from that bill forward and surfaces a vendor follow-up task to reactivate the PAN.

Foreign vendors without PAN. How is that handled?

Section 206AA rate (20% or double the normal rate, whichever higher) applies to deductions on payments to foreign vendors without PAN. Where DTAA applies, the lower DTAA rate can be used if a TRC (Tax Residency Certificate) is on file.

Bulk-verify your vendor PANs in one click.

Connect your vendor master, free. Every vendor's PAN checks against CBDT in minutes. Inoperative PANs surface with a follow-up workflow ready to fire.