Accounts Office Identification Number allotment form requires government offices to furnish coded particulars, declarations, and supervisory verification. Application Form No. 136 prescribes the procedure for allotment of an Accounts Office Identification Number (AIN) for government accounting offices. The form requires the applicant to identify whether it is a Central Government or State Government office and to furnish particulars including ministry, sub-ministry, state, office and department names, PAO/DTO/CDDO code, registration number, tax deduction and collection account number, address, contact details, e-mail ID, and PAN of the PAO/DTO/CDDO making the application. The declaration also requires reporting non-use of the AIN for six months and surrender of the AIN if it is not used for filing Form No. 137 statements.
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Accounts Office Identification Number allotment form requires government offices to furnish coded particulars, declarations, and supervisory verification.
Application Form No. 136 prescribes the procedure for allotment of an Accounts Office Identification Number (AIN) for government accounting offices. The form requires the applicant to identify whether it is a Central Government or State Government office and to furnish particulars including ministry, sub-ministry, state, office and department names, PAO/DTO/CDDO code, registration number, tax deduction and collection account number, address, contact details, e-mail ID, and PAN of the PAO/DTO/CDDO making the application. The declaration also requires reporting non-use of the AIN for six months and surrender of the AIN if it is not used for filing Form No. 137 statements.
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