Only two women on every two men have a pan

Income tax department statistics show that till March 31, 2017, more than 28.57 crores pans have been issued. Out of these, 19.45 crore ie 68 percent more than men were named while 9.12 crore ie about 32 percent women names

New Delhi: In case of Permanent Account Number ie PAN, women are far behind men. Income tax department data show that only 32 per cent of those who get PAN are women and the remaining men.

A mixture of letters and numbers consists of a total of 10 characters in the pan. This is a kind of financial identity. It is the basis of identity in all types of legal financial transactions. For instance, whether there is a need for a bank account to be opened or in the stock market, a pan is required for both the demat account for purchase and sale. The pan can be acquired at any age. Even the name of the newborn can also be obtained, although its more usefulness is only on adults.

Income tax department statistics show that till March 31, 2017, more than 28.57 crores pans have been issued. Out of these, 19.45 crore ie 68 percent more than men were named while 9.12 crore ie about 32 percent women names. One reason for the low pan release of women is that most of the houses are headed men and many types of financial transactions are their names. It is also worth mentioning here that there are only 4 women in total 101 billionaires in the country.

According to the age, the
people of the pan get the highest pan. According to the statistics, more than 25 percent of the pan has been achieved for more than 20 years but men below 30 years of age. In this case men 18 to 20 years of age are in second place. At the same time, women from 20 to 30 years are at third place with more than 12 percent more pan. It is a matter of note that at least 18 years of age is necessary to get a job, but most jobs take between 20 to 30 years, this is the reason why most people get the pan at this stage of age. Are there

Female labor force
is one of the reasons women's share in the total labor force of the low number of women in Pandharkon than men. In response to the government's response in the Lok Sabha, Labor Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar said that according to the Labor Bureau survey, the percentage of female workers in the state was 25 per cent in 2012-13, it increased to nearly 30 per cent in 2013-14 whereas 201 In -16 it came down to 25.8 percent. These may also be a reason for the decline in the number of female pan holder