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==Structure== {{Original research|section|date=November 2024}} The PAN (or PAN number) is a ten-character long alpha-numeric unique identifier. The '''PAN''' structure is as follows: '''Fourth character''' [''P'' β Individual or Person] Example: '''AAAPZ1234C''' * The first five characters are letters (in uppercase by default), followed by four numerals, and the last (tenth) character is a letter. * The first three characters of the code are three letters forming a sequence of alphabetical letters from AAA to ZZZ * The '''fourth character''' identifies the type of holder of the card. Each holder type is uniquely defined by a letter from the list below: ::'''A''' β AOP ('''Association of persons''') ::'''B''' β BOI ('''Body of individuals''') ::'''C''' β Company ::'''F''' β Firm ::'''G''' β Government ::'''H''' β HUF (Hindu Undivided Family) ::'''L''' β Local authority ::'''J''' β Artificial juridical person ::'''P''' β Person (Individual) ::'''T''' β Trust (AOP) * The '''fifth character''' of the PAN is the first character of either of the '''first name,''' '''surname or last name of the person''' * The last (tenth) character is an alphabetic digit used as a check-sum to verify the validity of that current code.
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