TWO PANS HAVING MANY ACCOUNTS

AN ASSESSE HAS TWO PAN NO. 1st ONE HAS OPENED 2 BANK ACCOUNT, AND 2nd ONE HAS 2 BANK ACCOUNT.  TAX AUDIT WAS DONE WITHS 1sT PAN NO. HAS 2 BANK AND 2nd PAN HAS ONLY ONE BANK SHOWN IN B/S. 2nd BANK A/C WITH 2nd PAN WAS NOT SHOWN IN B/S. AND THE 2nd BANK HAVE CASH DEPOSITE AND TRANSACTION FOR THAT NOTICE HAVE BEEN GIVEN FROM IT. 

SO WHAT IS THE SOLUTION OF THIS PROBLEM.

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An individual holds two Permanent Account Numbers (PANs), with bank accounts linked to each. One PAN was used for a tax audit, but a bank account linked to the second PAN was omitted from the balance sheet, despite having cash deposits and transactions. The advice given is that holding two PANs is a criminal offence and one must be surrendered immediately, while also preparing to face the consequences of this action.

First of you can not hold two PANs. One you surrender immediately.
Holding 2 pans is crime.

surrender immediately and face consequences for playing up with 2 PANs

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