PAN & Address Details of PM Cares Fund
Introduction
In wake of Covid-19 pandemic, the Central Government has set up a fund named "Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM CARES FUND) to fight against the deadly pandemic and to come out from the economic and health crisis the country is facing due to the Corona Virus. The Hon'ble Prime Minister is the Chairman of this Trust and its members include Defence Minister, Home Minister and Finance Minister. A lot of people amongst us have already contributed to the PM Cares Fund or would be desirous of making contribution to this fund. This article would help both of such persons because a very basic information about PM CARES Fund is given in this article which will help you to make donation to this Fund and to claim the deduction under section 80G of Income Tax Act, 1961 for the donation so made.
How can I donate to PM CARES Fund
Donations to PM CARES Fund can be made by visiting to www.pmindia.gov.in and filing the form prescribed and contributions can be made using the following details:
| Name of the Account | PM CARES |
| Account Number | 2121PM20202 |
| IFSC Code | SBIN0000691 |
| SWIFT Code | SBININBB104 |
| Name of Bank & Branch | State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch |
| UPI ID | pmcares@sbi |
What are the modes of payment to PM CARES Fund
Donation to PM CARES Fund can be made in any of the following modes:
- Debit Cards and Credit Cards
- Internet Banking
- UPI (BHIM, PhonePe, Amazon pay, Google Pay, PayTM, Mobikwik etc.)
- RTGS/NEFT
What is PAN and address of PM CARES Fund
While filing ITR, you can claim 100% deduction (without qualifying limit) under section 80G of the Income Tax Act for the donation made by you to PM CARES Fund. In ITR, you are required to provide details of PAN, Address and Pin Code of the Donee.
PAN of PM CARES FUND is: AAETP3993P
Address: Prime MInister's Office, South Block, New Delhi- 110011
While claiming deduction for donation made to PM CARES Fund, Don't forget to quote the above details for making valid claim u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
