4 are residents and 1 is NRI but he is origin of india.
Should I apply PAN normally as of a firm
or there are some restrictions. please guide.
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This discussion addresses the process of applying for a PAN (Permanent Account Number) for a partnership firm that includes a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) partner. The user seeks clarification on whether to apply normally or if there are specific restrictions, particularly concerning capital contributions from foreign partners. Guidance is provided that a partnership firm is considered resident in India if its control and management are partly or wholly situated within India.
A partnership firm is said to be resident in India if then control and management of its affairs wholly or partly situated within India during the relevant previous year.
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