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Asha (Querist) 24 December 2011 This query is : Resolved
One Partnership firm having two partner Mr.A and Mr.B. After two year Mr. B left the firm as a retirement partner and the firm become dissolve, and the said Retirement cum dissolve deed was file with Sales Tax Department but not inform to ITO. But the business was continued under same VAT No and PAN NO. and after one month one new partner is coming in to the business as a new admission and a new Partnership deed is prepared. Now my question is-
Whether the same TIN (VAT) No can be continued after the change of partnership.
Whether the same PAN No. can be continued.
Or surrender of existing PAN No. and applied for a new PAN No.
If there is two pan card then we have to file two separate Income Tax Return for a single financial year i.e. after retirement and admission.
We have to applied for amendment with Sale Tax Dept with New Partnership Deed and the same TIN No continued.
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A V Vishal (Expert) 24 December 2011

Whether the same TIN (VAT) No can be continued after the change of partnership.
Whether the same PAN No. can be continued.

Answer to both are negative

Or surrender of existing PAN No. and applied for a new PAN No.

Ans. Surrender old PAN card and obtain new.

If there is two pan card then we have to file two separate Income Tax Return for a single financial year i.e. after retirement and admission.

Ans, Technically the old firm is dead so the tax return must be filed with old PAN and then the Assessing officer must be intimated about the dissolution of the old firm.

We have to applied for amendment with Sale Tax Dept with New Partnership Deed and the same TIN No continued.

New TIN should be obtained

Guest (Expert) 25 December 2011
Agree with Shri Vishal.

prabhakar singh (Expert) 25 December 2011
Mr.A V Vishal is right but query is a fun time made without problem....consumer forum...rights of co.....taxes.....etc.over 10 since yesterday.Experts please be guarded.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 28 December 2011
Yes I also agree.

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