PAN 2.0 to go live next year, I-T dept selects LTIMindtree to develop project

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LTIMindtree Ltd has been selected by the Income Tax Department to implement the PAN 2.0 project, approved with a budget of Rs 1,435 crore. This project aims to consolidate PAN and TAN services into a unified platform, enhancing service quality and grievance redressal.

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PAN 2.0 to go live next year, I-T dept selects LTIMindtree to develop project

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