Transfer of PANs of Non-Resident assessees
Letter [F.NO. Addl. DIT/INTL. TAXATION/2012-13], dated 19-9-2012 was issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes on 19 September 2012. Its subject is Transfer of PANs of Non-Resident assessees.
Orders the transfer of the permanent account numbers of non-resident assessees to the officers who have jurisdiction over them. Jurisdiction over a non-resident lies with Assessing Officers under the administrative control of the Director General of Income-tax (International Taxation), but 64,697 numbers on which returns for assessment year 2011-12 had been e-filed were lying with officers having no such jurisdiction. The Chief Commissioners and Directors General are informed of the pendency in their charges and asked to transfer those numbers by the afternoon of 24 September 2012, failing which automatic transfer would be resorted to within a week. The letter annexes the region-wise and form-wise break-up of the numbers.
A number lying outside the correct jurisdiction causes operational and administrative difficulty — advance ruling reports go out incorrect, and the officer cannot even view the e-filed return, so he cannot examine it for scrutiny selection, survey, deduction monitoring or grievance handling.
Transfer of PANs of Non-Resident assessees
letter [F.No. Addl. DIT/Intl. Taxation/2012-13], dated 19-9-2012
Jurisdiction over non-resident assessee lies with the AOs under administrative control of DGIT (Intl. Tax). It has been observed by DGIT (Intl. Tax.) that PAN of many non-resident assessees are lying with the AOs who do not have jurisdiction over them.
2. PAN not lying in correct jurisdiction poses many operational and administrative difficulties, e.g. in some cases where AAR report is required to be sent and if, PAN is not in correct jurisdiction, the situation often leads on to incorrect and erroneous report. Similarly AO cannot view the e-filed returns of an assessee if the PAN is not with them. As a result they cannot examine their returns for selection of scrutiny, survey, TDS monitoring, grievances handling etc.
3. Accordingly, a list of all such PANs where the return of income was e-filed for AY 2011-12 and lying with AOs who do not have jurisdiction over non-resident assessee has been obtained from O/o DGIT System. The total of such PANs are 64697. RCC wise breakup of such PANs is attached as per Annexure - A and 'RCC wise and Formwise breakup' is attached as per Annexure - B.
4. The breakup of these PANs as per return form filled is as under:DISTRIBUTION OF PAN AS PER FORMS OF RETURNS OF INCOME
FORM_NAME
Total of PANITR-1
30042ITR-2
23876ITR-3
1944ITR-4
5670ITR-4S
674ITR-5
965ITR-6
1391Total
646975. I am directed by Hon'ble Chairman, CBDT to inform all concerned CCsIT/DGsIT regarding the pendency of such PANs in their charge and request them to transfer such PANs by 24.09.2012 afternoon or else automatic transfer will be resorted to in a week's time.
6. Please take this matter on priority.
Annexure - A
RCC wise breakup of PANs lying in domestic jurisdictionS. No.
RCC
CCA
No. of PANs1
Agra
UP(W)
3242
Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad
26513
Allahabad
UP(E)
2174
Amritsar
NWR
3995
Bangalore
Bangalore
65836
Baroda
Ahmedabad
14697
Bhopal
Bhopal
12578
Bhubaneshwar
Bhubaneshwar
2179
Chennai
Chennai
413210
Coimbotore
Chennai
60211
Delhi
Delhi
697712
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
278113
Jabalpur
Jabalpur
41714
Jaipur
Jaipur
110215
Jalandhar
NWR
92816
Jodhpur
Jaipur
84617
Kanpur
Kanpur
20618
Kochi
Kochi
148219
Kolhapur
Pune
19120
Kolkata
Kolkata
229921
Lucknow
UP(E)
56322
Madurai
Chennai
38923
Meerut
UP(W)
133624
Mumbai
Mumbai
1448025
Nagpur
Nagpur
47126
Nashik
Pune
35727
Patiala
NWR
114628
Patna
Patna
23629
Pune
Pune
464730
Rajkot
Ahmedabad
92431
Ranchi
Patna
39132
Rohtak
NWR
176933
Shillong
NER
14434
Surat
Ahmedabad
143635
Trivandrum
Kochi
78536
Vizag
Hyderabad
410Total
64697Annexure - B
RCC wise and Form wise BreakupRCC
Total Of ID
ITR-1
ITR-2
ITR-3
ITR-4
ITR-4S
ITR-5
ITR-6AGR
324
168
82
4
47
4
16
3AHM
2651
860
1191
128
329
30
83
30ALD
217
97
42
5
42
13
16
2AMR
399
200
90
18
49
11
28
3BBN
217
136
52
2
23
2
1
1BLR
6583
4116
1971
87
308
14
8
79BOM
14480
5369
6655
545
1069
35
224
583BPL
1257
581
399
33
176
25
27
16BRD
1469
631
514
141
140
20
14
9CAL
2299
960
999
51
171
45
38
35CHN
1482
679
485
118
179
11
4
6CMB
602
250
230
25
73
8
15
1DEL
6977
3417
2495
127
545
73
60
260HYD
2781
1485
1017
70
160
10
20
19JBP
415
211
73
7
69
26
23
6JDH
846
450
163
9
128
68
24
4JLD
928
438
239
57
123
25
38
8JPR
1102
607
256
49
125
25
17
23KLP
191
73
58
6
32
11
8
3KNP
206
124
50
1
22
3
1
5LKN
563
298
155
9
72
10
17
2MDS
4132
2044
1629
68
316
12
22
41MRI
389
152
151
18
61
1
4
2MRT
1336
866
317
14
97
20
16
6NGP
471
192
145
7
90
16
16
5NSK
357
120
154
3
41
8
10
21PNE
4647
2039
1971
87
355
20
39
136PTL
1146
653
319
23
100
20
23
8PTN
236
108
85
5
29
2
5
2RCH
391
235
114
5
30
6
1RKT
924
211
425
90
124
19
44
11RTK
1769
1098
398
19
139
34
33
48SHL
144
70
32
2
24
5
4
7SRT
1436
466
555
74
240
39
58
4TVD
785
448
218
24
89
2
2
2VPN
410
190
147
13
53
1
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When a notice to a non-resident comes from an Assessing Officer outside the international taxation charge and jurisdiction is questioned.
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