The process of filing income tax returns has become more streamlined, thanks to digitisation. But one critical requirement still trips up many taxpayers: linking your Aadhaar card with your PAN. As of now, this is a mandatory step for most individuals filing their taxes in India.
But why does this matter?
The government introduced this rule to curb tax evasion and duplicate identities. Aadhaar, being biometrically verified, helps validate the legitimacy of PAN holders, bringing more transparency into the financial ecosystem. When both these documents are linked, it becomes easier for authorities to track financial activities and ensure tax compliance.
From your perspective, it also helps minimise errors in your ITR filings. Plus, failing to link the two can render your PAN inactive—meaning you can’t file returns, open a bank account, or even invest in mutual funds until it’s resolved.
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