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23-12-1999
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Notification No: |
Central Excise Circular No 503/1999
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Issuing Authority: |
Central Excise
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Type: |
Circular
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File No: |
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Subject: |
Regarding Central Excise - Difficulties faced in the allotment of New ECC Number due to non-availability of 10-characters Permanent Account Number (PAN} - Instructions
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Regarding Central Excise - Difficulties faced in the allotment of New ECC
Number due to non-availability of 10-characters Permanent Account Number (PAN} -
Instructions
Circular
No. 503 dated 23rd December 1999
It
is directed to say that various Commissionerates have brought to the notice of
the Board that difficulties are being faced in the allotment of New ECC Number
because the Central Excise assesses and the registered dealers do not have
10-characters alphanumeric Permanent Account Number (PAN) issued by the
Income-tax Department. Several persons have quoted the old Pan/GIR of 8 or 12
characters whereas the New ECC Number should necessarily be based on the
10-characters alphanumeric PAN. It has been brought to the notice that many
persons have applied for the PAN but the same has not been allotted to them.
2.
In this regard, it is stated that the matter was taken up with the
Income-tax Department. Director-General (Systems), Income-tax, has issued letter
to all the Chief Commissioners of the Income-tax to ensure that PAN is allotted
on priority basis to the Central Excise assesses and registered dealers so that
they can be allotted New ECC Number in terms of Circular No. 493/59/99-CX dated
12th November, 1999. They have also enclosed list of officers at
different places along with their telephone numbers who may be contacted for
expediting allotment of PAN. Copy of the letter and list of the officers is
enclosed** for reference. You are requested to take immediate measures so that
the assesses, who have not been allotted PAN so far, may be allotted PAN (and
thereafter the New ECC Number) on priority basis.
3.
The trade and field formations may suitably be informed.
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