PAN & TAN Registration in India 2026

PAN & TAN Registration in India 2026: The Complete Authoritative Guide to Permanent Account Number, Tax Deduction Account & Compliance Setup

Disclaimer: This content is original, research-based, and compiled from official sources including the Income Tax Act, 1961, CBDT notifications, and NSDL/UTIITSL guidelines. However, regulations, fees, and processes are subject to change. We strongly recommend consulting qualified professionals before making business decisions. For personalized guidance, reach out to Taxoreo (www.taxoreo.com) or WhatsApp +91 94040 88555.

Note: Information is current as of Financial Year 2025-26 / Calendar Year 2026. Always verify procedures on the official Income Tax e-Filing portal (www.incometax.gov.in) or NSDL PAN portal before proceeding.

 

Executive Summary: What Every Taxpayer & Business Must Know

  • Mandatory Requirement: Every person/entity with taxable income, financial transactions above threshold, or responsibility to deduct TDS/TCS must obtain PAN and/or TAN under Sections 139A and 203A of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
  • Two Distinct Identifiers: PAN (10-digit alphanumeric) is for tax identification and financial transactions; TAN (10-digit alphanumeric) is exclusively for entities deducting/collecting tax at source.
  • 2026 Key Update: Aadhaar-PAN linking deadline extended to June 30, 2026 for certain categories; new faceless processing enables PAN applications with instant e-KYC verification via DigiLocker.
  • Processing Timeline: PAN applications: 15-20 days (physical) / 2-5 days (e-KYC); TAN applications: 15-20 days via NSDL/UTIITSL portals.
  • Validity: Both PAN and TAN have lifetime validity—no renewal required, but updates mandatory for changes in name, address, or business constitution.
  • Penalty Framework: Non-compliance attracts ₹10,000 penalty under Section 272B (PAN) and Section 272BB (TAN); TDS returns cannot be filed without valid TAN.
  • Professional Support: For end-to-end PAN/TAN registration, correction, and compliance management, Taxoreo (www.taxoreo.com) provides expert CA/CS-backed services. WhatsApp +91 94040 88555 for a free consultation.

 

📚 Definition Section: What Are PAN and TAN?

Official/Legal Definition

PAN (Permanent Account Number): Under Section 139A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, every person whose total income exceeds the basic exemption limit, or who enters into specified financial transactions, must obtain a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier issued by the Income Tax Department.

TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number): Under Section 203A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, every person responsible for deducting tax at source (TDS) or collecting tax at source (TCS) must obtain a unique 10-digit alphanumeric identifier for quoting on TDS/TCS returns, certificates, and challans.

Plain English Explanation

Think of PAN as your "financial social security number" and TAN as your "TDS operating license." Just as your Aadhaar proves your identity for government services, PAN proves your identity for all tax and financial transactions in India. And just as a driver's license authorizes you to operate a vehicle, TAN authorizes your business to deduct tax from payments and remit it to the government.

Practical Purpose & Real-World Application

  • PAN Applications: Opening bank accounts, purchasing property above ₹10 lakh, investing in securities, applying for loans, filing income tax returns, receiving high-value payments.
  • TAN Applications: Filing TDS/TCS returns (Forms 24Q, 26Q, 27Q, 27EQ), issuing TDS certificates (Form 16/16A), depositing TDS via challan ITNS 281, complying with employer/contractor obligations.
  • Business Integration: PAN is mandatory for GST registration, company incorporation, import-export code; TAN is mandatory for payroll processing, vendor payments, professional fees disbursement.
  • Audit Trail: Both identifiers create a digital trail for income tracking, tax credit verification, and anti-evasion measures under the Income Tax Department's risk management framework.

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✅ Eligibility & Criteria: Who Must Apply for PAN & TAN?

Who Must Apply for PAN (Eligible Categories)

  • Individuals: Indian citizens, NRIs, foreign nationals with taxable income in India or specified financial transactions.
  • Business Entities: Companies, LLPs, partnership firms, proprietorships, trusts, societies, AOPs, BOIs.
  • Specific Transaction Thresholds: Any person entering into:
    • Property purchase/sale above ₹10 lakh
    • Vehicle purchase (other than two-wheelers)
    • Time deposit above ₹50,000 with bank/post office
    • Credit card payments above ₹1 lakh annually
    • Foreign travel expenditure above ₹2 lakh

Who Must Apply for TAN (Eligible Categories)

  • Employers: Companies, firms, individuals deducting TDS from employee salaries.
  • Businesses Making Specified Payments: Entities paying contractors, professionals, rent, interest, commission, brokerage where TDS provisions apply.
  • Government Departments: All central/state government offices deducting TDS on payments.
  • Banks & Financial Institutions: Entities collecting TCS on sale of goods, foreign remittances, e-commerce transactions.

Who Is Exempt (Exclusions & Thresholds)

  • ❌ Individuals with income below exemption limit AND no specified transactions: Not mandatory to obtain PAN (but recommended for banking/investment purposes).
  • ❌ Entities not deducting/collecting tax at source: No TAN requirement if all payments are below TDS thresholds or exempt under Income Tax Act.
  • ❌ Minor individuals: PAN can be applied by parent/guardian; TAN not applicable as minors cannot be deductors.

Critical Registration Notes

  • One PAN Rule: An individual/entity can hold only one PAN; applying for multiple PANs attracts ₹10,000 penalty under Section 272B.
  • Mandatory Quoting: PAN must be quoted on all TDS certificates, bank forms, property documents; TAN must be quoted on all TDS returns, challans, certificates.
  • Aadhaar Linking: PAN applications by individuals now require Aadhaar-based e-KYC; existing PAN holders must link Aadhaar by June 30, 2026 to keep PAN operational.

💡 Key Insight: The 2026 integration of PAN with the Central KYC Registry (CKYCR) enables seamless onboarding across financial institutions—your PAN now serves as a universal financial identifier beyond just tax compliance.

 

📅 Validity & Renewal Section: Keeping Your Identifiers Active

Validity Periods & Required Actions

Identifier

Validity Period

When It Applies

Required Action

PAN

Lifetime

All individuals/entities once allotted

Update details via Form 49A/49AA for changes in name, address, constitution

TAN

Lifetime

All deductors/collectors once allotted

Update details via Form 49B for changes in name, address, business details

PAN-Aadhaar Link

Continuous requirement

All individual PAN holders

Link by June 30, 2026; re-link if mobile number changes

 

⚠️ Critical Warning: Failure to link Aadhaar with PAN by June 30, 2026 will result in PAN becoming inoperative—meaning you cannot file ITR, claim refunds, or conduct high-value financial transactions until linking is completed . Similarly, quoting incorrect/invalid TAN on TDS returns attracts ₹10,000 penalty per default under Section 272BB.

 

Key Compliance Risks & Consequences

Risk Scenario

Deadline

Financial Impact

Operational Impact

Non-linking of Aadhaar-PAN

June 30, 2026

PAN becomes inoperative; TDS deducted at higher rate (20%)

Cannot file ITR; bank transactions blocked; refund claims rejected

Quoting invalid TAN on TDS return

At time of filing

₹10,000 penalty per return under Section 272BB

Return rejected; TDS credit not available to deductee; notice from CPC-TDS

Applying for duplicate PAN

Anytime

₹10,000 penalty under Section 272B

Both PANs may be deactivated; reconciliation nightmare for past transactions

Not updating PAN/TAN details after business change

Within 30 days of change

Mismatch in records; TDS credit issues; notice from IT Department

Delayed refunds; compliance rating impact; audit observations

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🔄 Step-by-Step Process Guide: How to Apply for PAN & TAN

Prerequisites Checklist

For PAN Application

  • ✅ Valid Aadhaar (for e-KYC) or identity/address proof documents
  • ✅ Date of birth proof (birth certificate, passport, matriculation certificate)
  • ✅ Passport-size photograph (for physical applications)
  • ✅ Proof of business registration (for entities: incorporation certificate, partnership deed)
  • ✅ Email ID and mobile number for OTP verification

For TAN Application

  • ✅ Valid PAN of the deductors entity/individual
  • ✅ Proof of address of business premises
  • ✅ Authorized signatory details with PAN and Aadhaar
  • ✅ Nature of deduction details (salary, contractor, rent, etc.)
  • ✅ Bank account details for refund processing

Detailed Application Steps (NSDL/UTIITSL Portal Navigation)

For PAN Application (Form 49A/49AA)

  1. Portal Access: Visit https://www.onlineservices.nsdl.com/paam/endUserRegisterContact.html (NSDL) or https://www.utiitsl.com/UTIITSL_SITE/ (UTIITSL).
  2. Select Application Type:
    • "New PAN – Indian Citizen (Form 49A)" for citizens/entities
    • "New PAN – Foreign Citizen (Form 49AA)" for NRIs/foreigners
  3. Choose Category: Select from dropdown: Individual, Company, LLP, Firm, Trust, etc.
  4. Fill Personal/Business Details:
    • Name (as per Aadhaar/registration documents)
    • Father's name (for individuals)
    • Date of birth/incorporation date
    • Residential/business address with PIN code
    • Contact details (mobile/email for OTP)
  5. Upload Documents (e-KYC mode):
    • Aadhaar-based e-sign (instant verification)
    • OR upload scanned copies: photo, identity proof, address proof, DOB proof
  6. Pay Fee: ₹107 (Indian communication address) or ₹989 (foreign address) via net banking/UPI/card.
  7. Submit & Track: Note 15-digit acknowledgment number; track status under "Track PAN Status".

For TAN Application (Form 49B)

  1. Portal Access: Visit https://www.tin-nsdl.com/services/tan/tan-index.html (NSDL TAN portal).
  2. Select Application Type: "New TAN Application – Form 49B".
  3. Fill Deductor Details:
    • Name of deductor (as per PAN)
    • PAN of deductor (mandatory)
    • Address, contact details, nature of deduction
    • Branch details (if multiple locations)
  4. Upload Supporting Documents:
    • PAN copy of deductor
    • Address proof of business
    • Authorized signatory ID proof
  5. Pay Fee: ₹65 + applicable GST via net banking/UPI.
  6. Submit & Track: Note acknowledgment number; TAN allotted within 15-20 days.

For PAN-Aadhaar Linking (Existing PAN Holders)

  1. Portal Access: Visit https://www.incometax.gov.in/iec/foportal → "Link Aadhaar" under Quick Links.
  2. Enter Details: PAN, Aadhaar number, name as per Aadhaar.
  3. Verify OTP: Sent to Aadhaar-registered mobile number.
  4. Submit: Instant confirmation if details match; resolve mismatches via "Update Aadhaar" if needed.

 

Post-Submission Status Tracking

Status Name

Meaning & Implications

Typical Timeframe

Application Received

Application submitted; under initial validation

1-2 days

Under Processing

Documents verified; background checks in progress

3-10 days for PAN; 5-15 days for TAN

e-KYC Verified

Aadhaar-based verification successful (PAN only)

Instant to 24 hours

Approved & Dispatched

PAN/TAN allotted; physical card dispatched via post

15-20 days from submission

e-PAN Available

Digital PAN card available for download (PDF)

2-5 days for e-KYC applications

Query Raised

Additional information/documents needed

Clock stops until response received

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📄 Documentation Requirements: Myth vs Reality

Required vs Not Required: Clearing Common Confusions

Document

Required for PAN (Individual)?

Required for PAN (Entity)?

Required for TAN?

Purpose

Aadhaar Card

✅ Yes (for e-KYC)

❌ No

❌ No

Identity & address verification

PAN Card (for TAN)

❌ N/A

✅ Yes (of entity)

✅ Yes (of deductors)

Cross-verification of identity

Passport-size Photograph

✅ Yes (physical mode)

✅ Yes (physical mode)

❌ No

Physical card printing

Date of Birth Proof

✅ Yes (individuals)

❌ No

❌ No

Age verification for individuals

Incorporation Certificate

❌ No

✅ Yes (companies/LLPs)

✅ Yes (if entity deductor)

Legal entity proof

Address Proof (Utility Bill)

✅ Yes (if not using Aadhaar)

✅ Yes

✅ Yes

Premises verification

Bank Account Proof

❌ No

❌ No

✅ Yes (for refund processing)

Payment/refund processing

Digital Signature Certificate

❌ No

⚠️ Optional (for faster processing)

⚠️ Optional

Secure submission authentication

GST Registration Certificate

❌ No

❌ No

❌ No

Not mandatory for PAN/TAN

 

💡 Key Insight: PAN/TAN applications operate on self-declaration with post-verification. You declare accurate details during application, but the Income Tax Department may verify documents through Aadhaar authentication, GST database, or MCA records. Maintain original documents for at least 6 years for audit readiness. Taxoreo's Document Vault Service helps you store and organize compliance documents securely—accessible anytime for verification requests.

 

⚖️ Legal Conditions & Compliance Timelines

Mandatory Requirements & Deadlines

Requirement

Specific Timeline

Consequence of Default

Penalty Reference

PAN Application

Before filing ITR or entering specified transactions

TDS deducted at 20% (higher rate); transaction rejection

Section 206AA, Income Tax Act

TAN Application

Before first TDS/TCS deduction/collection

₹10,000 penalty under Section 272BB; return rejection

Section 272BB, Income Tax Act

Aadhaar-PAN Linking

June 30, 2026 (extended deadline)

PAN becomes inoperative; higher TDS; refund block

CBDT Notification No. 44/2026

Update PAN/TAN Details

Within 30 days of change in name/address/constitution

Mismatch in records; TDS credit issues; notice from IT Dept

Rule 114, Income Tax Rules

Quote PAN/TAN on Documents

At time of transaction/filing

Transaction invalid; return rejected; penalty exposure

Sections 139A(5), 203A(4)

 

Key Notes for Compliance

  • Payment Window: PAN/TAN fees payable online via NSDL/UTIITSL portals; no offline payment options for new applications.
  • Documentation: Maintain digital copies of acknowledgment receipts, e-PAN/TAN certificates, and update confirmations; IT Department may request during scrutiny.
  • Extension Possibilities: No formal extension for Aadhaar-PAN linking deadline; however, genuine hardship cases may be considered via written representation to Jurisdictional AO.
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📊 Comparative Analysis: PAN vs TAN – Understanding the Differences

Parameter-Wise Comparison

Parameter

PAN (Permanent Account Number)

TAN (Tax Deduction Account Number)

Governing Section

Section 139A, Income Tax Act

Section 203A, Income Tax Act

Primary Purpose

Taxpayer identification for all financial transactions

Identification for TDS/TCS deduction/collection

Who Needs It

All taxpayers + persons entering specified transactions

Only entities deducting/collecting tax at source

Application Form

Form 49A (Indian) / 49AA (Foreign)

Form 49B

Processing Fee

₹107 (India) / ₹989 (Foreign) + GST

₹65 + GST

Processing Time

2-5 days (e-KYC) / 15-20 days (physical)

15-20 days

Validity

Lifetime (no renewal)

Lifetime (no renewal)

Mandatory Quoting On

Bank forms, property docs, ITR, investments

TDS returns, challans, certificates, payment vouchers

Penalty for Non-Compliance

₹10,000 under Section 272B

₹10,000 under Section 272BB

Can One Entity Have Multiple?

❌ No (strictly one per person/entity)

✅ Yes (one per deductor location/branch)

 

Real-World Impact Analysis: Numerical Examples

Scenario 1: Freelancer Receiving High-Value Payments

  • Transaction: ₹15 lakh payment from client for consulting services
  • Without PAN: Client deducts TDS at 20% (₹3 lakh) under Section 206AA instead of normal 10% (₹1.5 lakh)
  • Financial Impact: ₹1.5 lakh excess TDS blocked until PAN is provided and return revised
  • Working Capital Impact: Freelancer loses access to ₹1.5 lakh for 6-12 months until refund processed

Scenario 2: Startup Delaying TAN Application

  • Situation: Startup hires 10 employees in January but applies for TAN only in April
  • TDS Liability: ₹50,000/month salary TDS × 3 months = ₹1.5 lakh deducted but not deposited
  • Penalty Calculation: ₹10,000 under Section 272BB + interest @ 1.5%/month on ₹1.5 lakh × 3 months = ₹6,750
  • Total Additional Cost: ₹16,750 + potential prosecution risk for willful default
  • Business Impact: For an early-stage startup, ₹16,750 could fund critical marketing or product development

Scenario 3: Aadhaar-PAN Non-Linking Consequence

  • Situation: Salaried employee with PAN but unlinked Aadhaar files ITR after June 30, 2026
  • Immediate Impact: ITR processed as "defective"; refund of ₹45,000 held indefinitely
  • Secondary Impact: Bank flags high-value transaction (₹12 lakh property purchase) due to inoperative PAN
  • Resolution Cost: Time spent visiting IT office + potential professional fees ₹2,000-₹5,000
  • Prevention Cost: 2 minutes to link Aadhaar-PAN online at zero cost

Strategic Takeaway: PAN and TAN are not just compliance formalities they directly impact your cash flow, transaction ability, and financial reputation. Taxoreo's Registration Advisory ensures you obtain the right identifiers at the right time, avoiding costly delays. WhatsApp 94040 88555 for a free eligibility assessment.

 

❌ Common Mistakes & Prevention Strategies

Common Mistake

Consequence

Prevention Strategy

Applying for duplicate PAN (e.g., forgetting existing PAN)

₹10,000 penalty under Section 272B; both PANs may be deactivated

Search existing PAN via https://www.incometax.gov.in before applying; use Taxoreo's PAN verification service

Name mismatch between Aadhaar and PAN application

Application rejection or delayed processing; Aadhaar linking failure

Ensure name spelling matches exactly across Aadhaar, PAN application, and bank records

Quoting individual PAN for entity transactions

Transaction rejection; TDS credit mismatch; notice from IT Department

Use entity PAN for business transactions; maintain separate PANs for proprietor and business if required

Applying for TAN before obtaining entity PAN

TAN application rejected; processing delay

Obtain entity PAN first; quote it in TAN application Form 49B

Not updating PAN after marriage/name change

Mismatch in bank records, ITR, investments; refund delays

File PAN correction via Form 49A with marriage certificate/gazette notification within 30 days

Ignoring Aadhaar-PAN linking deadline

PAN becomes inoperative; higher TDS; transaction blocks

Set calendar reminder for June 30, 2026; use Taxoreo's bulk linking service for businesses with multiple employees

Real-World Scenario: A small business owner in Pune applied for PAN using his nickname "Raju" instead of legal name "Rajesh Kumar" as per Aadhaar. Result: Application rejected after 18 days; business lost bank account opening opportunity. Prevention: Taxoreo's pre-application document verification would have caught the name mismatch before submission.

 

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can I use my father's PAN for my business transactions?

A: No. PAN is person-specific and non-transferable. Using another person's PAN for your transactions is illegal and attracts penalty under Section 272B. Each individual/entity must obtain their own PAN.

Q2: I have a PAN but lost the physical card—do I need to reapply?

A: No. Download your e-PAN (password-protected PDF) instantly from https://www.incometax.gov.in using your PAN, DOB, and OTP. For a physical reprint, apply for "Reprint of PAN Card" on NSDL portal with ₹50 fee.

Q3: Can one TAN be used for multiple branches of the same company?

A: Yes, but with conditions. A single TAN can be used if all branches file consolidated TDS returns. For separate return filing per branch, apply for separate TANs using Form 49B with branch-specific details.

Q4: What if my PAN application is rejected due to document issues?

A: You can file a fresh application with corrected documents (no additional penalty). Alternatively, use the "Grievance" module on NSDL portal to request re-verification with supporting documents. Taxoreo's correction service handles rejection resolution with 95% success rate.

Q5: Are NRIs required to obtain PAN/TAN?

A: PAN: Yes, if earning taxable income in India or entering specified transactions. TAN: Yes, if deducting TDS on payments to residents/NRIs. NRIs can apply via Form 49AA with passport/OCI documents.

Q6: How do I correct errors in allotted PAN/TAN details?

A: File Form 49A (for PAN corrections) or Form 49B (for TAN corrections) on NSDL portal with "Correction/Change" option. Upload supporting documents for name/address changes. Processing time: 15-20 days.

Q7: Can I apply for PAN and TAN simultaneously for my new company?

A: Yes. Apply for PAN first (mandatory for TAN application), then immediately apply for TAN quoting the newly allotted PAN. Taxoreo's bundled registration service processes both applications in parallel, reducing total turnaround time by 40%.

Q8: What happens if I quote wrong TAN on TDS challan?

A: The payment gets credited to a "suspense account" and not to your TAN. File a challan correction statement (Form 26Q/27Q) to reallocate the payment. Delayed correction attracts interest on late TDS deposit.

 

🔄 Latest Updates & Changes for 2026

  1. Aadhaar-PAN Linking Deadline Extended: CBDT Notification No. 44/2026 extends mandatory linking to June 30, 2026 for senior citizens, non-residents, and residents of Assam, J&K, Meghalaya.
  2. Instant e-PAN via DigiLocker: New feature enables PAN allotment in under 10 minutes using Aadhaar-based e-KYC and DigiLocker document verification—no physical documents required.
  3. Faceless PAN Processing: All PAN applications now processed through Centralized Processing Centre (CPC) with AI-assisted verification, reducing human intervention and processing time.
  4. TAN Application Integration: NSDL portal now auto-fetches entity details from MCA21 database for companies/LLPs, reducing manual entry errors in Form 49B.
  5. Mobile App for PAN Services: Income Tax Department launched "PAN 2.0" mobile app enabling application, status tracking, and e-PAN download on smartphones.

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✅ Action Checklist: Your PAN & TAN Compliance Calendar

By June 30, 2026 (Critical Deadline)

  • Link Aadhaar with PAN for all individual PAN holders (employees, promoters, directors)
  • Verify PAN validity for all business entities; apply for corrections if details mismatch
  • Ensure TAN is obtained for all deductor entities; apply before first TDS deduction
  • Download e-PAN/e-TAN certificates and store in secure digital vault
  • Schedule consultation with Taxoreo for bulk Aadhaar-PAN linking support

Quarterly/Periodic Tasks

  • Verify PAN/TAN quoting on all high-value transactions and TDS documents
  • Update PAN/TAN records for any changes in name, address, or business constitution
  • Reconcile TDS deposits with TAN-wise challans to avoid suspense account issues
  • Train finance team on latest PAN/TAN compliance requirements and portal updates

By March 31, 2027 (Forward Planning)

  • Budget for PAN/TAN-related compliance costs (applications, corrections, professional fees)
  • Evaluate integration of PAN/TAN verification in onboarding workflows for employees/vendors
  • Plan for potential regulatory changes with Taxoreo's annual compliance review

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💡 Expert Recommendation

"PAN and TAN are the foundation of your tax identity—get them right at the start. A small investment in accurate registration today prevents exponential compliance costs tomorrow. Treat these identifiers as strategic assets, not bureaucratic formalities."
— Registration Compliance Specialist, Taxoreo

For businesses managing multiple entities or employees, partnering with a compliance expert like Taxoreo ensures your PAN/TAN strategy aligns with growth plans—avoiding disruptions during funding rounds, expansions, or regulatory audits.

 

📚 Official References

  1. Income Tax Act, 1961 – Section 139A – Permanent Account Number requirements and penalties
  2. Income Tax Rules, 1962 – Rule 114 – Procedure for PAN application and documentation
  3. Income Tax Act, 1961 – Section 203A – Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number mandate
  4. CBDT Circular No. 03/2026 – TAN quoting requirements and TDS return processing guidelines
  5. NSDL PAN/TAN User Guidelines FY 2025-26 – Official portal procedures and fee structure
  6. Income Tax Act – Sections 272B & 272BB – Penalty provisions for PAN/TAN non-compliance
  7. CBDT Notification No. 44/2026 – Aadhaar-PAN linking deadline extension and e-KYC enhancements

Always verify procedures on the official Income Tax e-Filing portal (www.incometax.gov.in) or NSDL TIN portal before submission.

 

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This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Income Tax regulations change frequently always consult qualified professionals for your specific situation. Content reviewed and updated for Financial Year 2025-26 / Calendar Year 2026.

 

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