How to Check Tax Liability Using PAN in India
Your PAN (Permanent Account Number) serves as the key to accessing all your income tax-related information online. You can check your tax liability, including outstanding dues, demand notices, and advance tax status, directly through portals linked with your PAN. This enables real-time and transparent tracking of your tax obligations.
• Check Tax Liability via Income Tax e-Filing Portal
• Visit and log in using your PAN as your user ID.
• Go to ‘e-File’ → ‘Income Tax Return’ → ‘View Filed Returns’ to see your return details and tax summary.
• Navigate to ‘Pending Actions’ → ‘Response to Outstanding Tax Demand’ to check if any dues are listed.
• Your PAN allows you to view real-time updates on tax liability or discrepancies raised by the department.
• Check Through Form 26AS (Tax Credit Statement)
• PAN is linked to Form 26AS, which shows TDS, advance tax paid, and self-assessment tax.
• Visit and access Form 26AS under “My Account.”
• Match your total tax paid with your computed tax liability based on income and deductions.
• This helps you assess any shortfall or excess payment against your PAN.
• Use Annual Information Statement (AIS)
• AIS provides a detailed view of income sources, TDS, and high-value transactions linked to your PAN.
• Log in to the e-Filing portal and select ‘Annual Information Statement (AIS)’ from the dashboard.
• Compare reported income with the actual income declared in your ITR.
• Mismatches may indicate unreported income or unaddressed tax liability.
• View Demand Notices and Intimations
• Under the ‘Services’ tab, select ‘Response to Outstanding Demand’ or ‘View Notices’.
• PAN-based access shows any Section 143(1) intimations or pending demands.
• Details include amount payable, financial year, and reference number for payment.
• Use your PAN to pay directly via Challan 280 on the e-Filing portal or NSDL.
• Additional Tips and Support
• Ensure your PAN is linked with Aadhaar and is active to avoid login or tracking issues.
• If a tax demand is incorrect, you can submit an online response or request for rectification.
• PAN helps you maintain a continuous and centralized history of all tax-related transactions.
• Keep a copy of your ITR-V, 26AS, and AIS as proof of your payment and compliance.



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