My father started a business in India a few years ago. Sadly, he passed away recently, and I’m struggling to find information about the company. I only have the TIN number. How can I find out who the current owner is and get the full details of the business? Could you guide me through the process and tell me which offices I need to visit?

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Law Forum › Category: Corporate › My father started a business in India a few years ago. Sadly, he passed away recently, and I’m struggling to find information about the company. I only have the TIN number. How can I find out who the current owner is and get the full details of the business? Could you guide me through the process and tell me which offices I need to visit?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father started a business in India a few years ago. Sadly, he passed away recently, and I’m struggling to find information about the company. I only have the TIN number. How can I find out who the current owner is and get the full details of the business? Could you guide me through the process and tell me which offices I need to visit?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can obtain information about the company using the TIN number by contacting the Income Tax Department. Visit the Assessing Officer’s office in the jurisdiction where your father’s business was registered. They can provide details about the current owner and the business’s status, including registration information.

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