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Appling for new PAN card?

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Followings Do'd and Don'ts can help you


Do's

  1. Do use 'Form 49A' for making application for allotment of PAN.
  2. Do fill the application in block letters in English and preferably with black ink.
  3. Do paste a recent colour photograph (size 3.5 cm X 2.5 cm).
  4. Do provide the signature within the box.
  5. If thumb impression is put on the application form, do get the thumb impression attested by Magistrate or a Notary Public or a Gazetted Officer, under official seal and stamp.
  6. Do provide correct AO code in the application.
  7. Do specify AO code as below if applicant is a defence employee

      Army - PNE W 55 3

      Navy - MUM W 11 8

      Air Force - DEL W 72 2

  1. Do attach Proof of Identity (POI) and Proof of Address (POA) as per Rule 114 (4) of Income Tax Rules, 1962.
  2. Do provide the POI and POA which have name exactly as written in the application.
  3. Do provide details of Representative Assessee in column 14 of application form, if applicant is Minor, Idiot, Lunatic or Deceased.
  4. Do provide POI and POA for Representative Assesse also, if Representative Assessee is appointed.
  5. Do write the complete postal address in the application with landmark.
  6. Do mention correct pin code in the address field.
  7. Do mention telephone number / e- mail id in the application.
Don'ts
  1. Do not overwrite or make corrections in the application.
  2. Do not pin or staple the photograph.
  3. Do not sign across the box (i.e. signature should be within the box)
  4. Do not provide POI and POA which are not in the name of the applicant.
  5. Do not write any additional details (date, designation, rank, etc.) along with the signature in the box.
  6. Do not mention Husband's name in the Father's Name column.
  7. Do not abbreviate your name or do not use initials.
  8. Do not apply for a new PAN if you already have one.

 

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The Best Skirt for Your Shape

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The length of your skirt depends first and foremost on the amount of leg you are comfortable with baring: the less comfortable you are, the longer the skirt.

Trends are all very well, but it is important to choose your skirt length according to your legs and body shape.

If you have thin legs in proportion to the rest of your body calf length skirts will give you the appearance of more muscular legs. Choose a skirt that ends at the thickest part of your legs.

If you have heavy legs, ankle length is the way to go. If you are choosing shorter lengths, make sure the skirt does not end at the thickest part of your leg, which will make it look heavier.

If you are tall and have those endless legs (Wow!!), skirts a little above or below the knee, and anything longer at all would suit you.

If you are short, with short legs, you can wear trim short skirts well above your knee to make your legs look longer. fitted short skirt would showcase short legs perfectly, making you look taller at the same time.

 

 

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Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week started

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Gauri and Nainika designs at Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week

The first day of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week started of with muted shades and flowy dresses by designer duo - Gauri and Nainika. Chiffons, georgettes and crepes dominated the fabrics. Pastel orange, base yellow, beige dominated the colour palette.

How to be more productive

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Here are some easy tips for being more productive.

1.    Regular   exercise.t will provide you with the focus and stamina you need to get through a long day.

2.    Schedule times when you pick up e-mail and close the e-mail file in between. It's a distraction so you should only check e-mail at scheduled times. Also, prioritize using sub-files

3.    listening to co-workers, chatting at the proverbial water cooler and taking a few minutes to let people get to know you, you are building relationships that are critical to your career.but not more then listening to co-workers, chatting at the proverbial water cooler and taking a few minutes to let people get to know you, you are building relationships that are critical to your career.

4.    You should  not skip lunch or breaks for a few reasons. This break is needed to work for the rest of the day at maximum efficiency. Another reason is because you should be using the time to be with your co-workers and build relationships. And a third reason is because you might be able to use the time to run a personal errand or make a personal phone call that will enable you to relax more when you get off work.

5.    Avoid multitasking; it actually decreases productivity in the long run.

 

 

How to find a perfect Handbag for yourself?

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  • Color: What color(s) do you like? What is the color you often carry? Before you decide on a color change, think how you plan to use it.
  • Shape: Lightweight or structured?
  • Opening: Do you prefer zip, drawstring, flap, buckle, toggle or magnetic closures
  • Extras: What are the added items that you love … protective feet on the bottom, cell and zip pockets, external pockets, special details?
  • Bag Load-Ability – Will the bag accommodate your load style, plus how easy can you access everything?
  • Straps: Are you into shoulder bags, top handles, clutches, totes? Also consider the strap type …thick, thin or rolled.
  • Load Style – What works for you? Do you simply need something to hold your wallet and keys, or are you the “carry everything” type?

Carry everything packers might want to strongly consider lightweight bags with thick or rolled straps. Rolled straps don’t cut into shoulders or hands. Thin straps dig into skin the most and work best with the light load carriers.

Shoulder bags are good for light to medium loads. Heavy loads regularly carried in the shoulder bags can affect the back. Strap length is also important. The longer the straps, the more you feel the weight.
Functionality – Does this bag work for you? There are two functional points to consider:

  • Fit – Does it fit and complement you? Make sure the bag size in proportion with your build … not too small or large and overwhelming.

    Also, a shoulder bag tip; the shoulder bag should fall next to a good area for your body. If I have hips, I want the bag to fall above them to balance them out. If I have large breasts, I will avoid the short straps so the bag doesn’t draw more attention to that area.
  • Use – How will you use the bag? Daily for work, weekends or special events? These factors should influence your choice.

If your load is light to medium, you might also prefer a structured bag for work. Test the weight before purchasing. Tell the salesperson (if around) you’d like to make sure everything fits.

  • Lightweight bags are fine, just put everything in it before purchasing to test how it looks when you carry it and when you put it down.
  • Have fun with the many choices in colors, materials and shapes. This is your time to play.
  • Special Events – Unless you go to many higher-end events, it might not be worth it to spend a lot on these for one wear. There are many dressier choices in the low to mid-price range. Glitter and embellishments are of the current trend, so everyone has some dressier-looking bags these days.

Browsing is a great way to see what’s out there and fine-tune your preferences. Look at all types of bags and all of the brands. Being aware of the brands and styles. Shop Bags Online @

http://www.net-a-porter.com/Shop/Bags

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