ABU AO Code
Complete list of AO Codes for PAN Card & Income Tax in ABU
AO Codes for ABU
| City | Area Code | AO Type | Range | AO No. | Full Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABU | RJN | Ward | 510 | 91 |
RJN-W-510-91
|
| MAHABUBNAGAR | APR | Ward | 55 | 4 |
APR-W-55-4
|
What is AO Code?
AO Code stands for Assessing Officer Code. It is a unique code assigned by the Income Tax Department of India to identify each Assessing Officer.
AO Code consists of 4 parts:
- Area Code - 3 letters (e.g., MUM, DEL)
- AO Type - W (Ward) or C (Circle)
- Range Code - 1-3 digits
- AO Number - 1-2 digits
MUM-W-123-01
= Mumbai Ward 123, AO No. 1
How to Use This AO Code?
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Use in PAN Form
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Frequently asked
questions
Common questions about AO Codes for ABU. Find answers to help you with your PAN Card and Income Tax applications.
What is the AO Code for ABU?
ABU has 2 AO Codes. The most common format is RJN-W-510-91. You can find the complete list of AO Codes for ABU in the table above. Choose based on your residential area or office location.
How do I find my AO Code for PAN Card in ABU?
To find your AO Code for PAN Card in ABU: (1) Look at the table above, (2) If you're salaried, use your office address jurisdiction, (3) If self-employed, use your residential address, (4) For ABU, the Area Code is usually RJN. Copy the full code and use it in your PAN application form.
What is the difference between Ward (W) and Circle (C) AO Codes?
Ward (W) AO Codes are for individual taxpayers with smaller income brackets. Circle (C) AO Codes are for companies, firms, HUFs, and high-income individuals. For most PAN applications in ABU, Ward codes are commonly used. Check the AO Type column in the table above.
Can I use any ABU AO Code for my PAN Card?
While you can technically use any AO Code from ABU, it's recommended to use the one matching your actual jurisdiction. Using the correct AO Code ensures your PAN is processed by the right Assessing Officer. If unsure, you can use the first Ward code for ABU which is usually safe for most individual applicants.
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