An individual holds two PAN. One is used for his salary income and other one for bank FD. Is there any problem the individual has to face in future ??? If so, how to get rid of this ??
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This discussion addresses the issue of an individual holding two Permanent Account Numbers (PANs), one for salary income and another for bank Fixed Deposits. It highlights that possessing multiple PANs is illegal and can result in a £10,000 penalty. The advice given is to urgently surrender one of the PANs to the Income Tax department, as only one PAN can be linked to an Aadhaar card. Failure to do so may lead to one PAN becoming automatically inactive by March.