There are different types of PAN (Permanent Account Number) cards issued by the Income Tax Department of India, based on the specific requirements and categories of individuals or entities. Here are the main types of PAN cards:

1. Individual PAN Card: This is the most common type of PAN card issued to individual taxpayers, including salaried individuals, self-employed professionals, and any individual who needs a PAN for financial or tax purposes.
2. HUF (Hindu Undivided Family) PAN Card: This PAN card is issued to Hindu Undivided Families, which are considered as separate entities for taxation purposes. HUFs consist of a common family ancestor and his/her lineal descendants.
3. Company PAN Card: This PAN card is issued to registered companies or corporations, whether they are private limited companies, public limited companies, or other types of corporate entities.
4. Partnership Firm PAN Card: Partnership firms, which are formed by two or more individuals to carry out business activities, can apply for a PAN card in the name of the partnership firm.
5. Trust PAN Card: Trusts, including charitable trusts, religious trusts, and other types of public or private trusts, can obtain a PAN card for their tax and financial transactions.
6. Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) PAN Card: LLPs, which are a hybrid form of partnership and company, can obtain a PAN card in the name of the LLP.
7. Government Agency PAN Card: Government agencies or bodies that require a PAN for their financial transactions or tax purposes can apply for a PAN card under this category.

These are some of the main types of PAN cards issued in India. Each type serves the specific needs and requirements of different individuals or entities for taxation and financial purposes.