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YES, its true only one number is used for GST REGISTRATIONTraders and businesses can opt for verification of their GST registration through the e-mode, including an OTP on their registered mobile number, sources said.This is in addition to the option of using banking channel or electronic verification code (EVC), for e-verification of the enrolment.The move comes after traders complained of facing problems in verifying their GST enrolment through digital signature for companies and Aadhaar for traders."The Council has given us powers to notify any other mode of verification. Suppose, people are not able to link with the help of digital signature or e-sign, one more method is bank, and one more option for us is to verify by sending OTP on his registered mobile," an official said.Any person registering for GST will have to declare his Permanent Account Number (PAN), mobile number, e-mail address and the state or union territory his business is located in the registration form.While the PAN shall be validated by the CBDT, the mobile will be verified through a one-time password (OTP) sent to the mobile number; e-mail address shall be verified through a separate OTP sent to the said mail address.On successful verification, a temporary reference number will be generated and communicated to the applicant on the said mobile number and e-mail address.The GST Registration rules provide that along with the reference number, the applicant will have to electronically submit an application, duly signed or verified through EVC. On receipt of an application, an acknowledgement shall be issued electronically to the applicant.The GST Council, according to the official, has given given leeway to businesses to opt for OTP for e-verification of the registration application.

If you’re busy, then scroll to the end. There’s a lifehack I’ve tried several times.ApproachMany have given advice from a legal perspective, which is fine.I’d like to look at it from another perspective:How to get your money…with minimum effort.Let’s start with the latter.Saving EffortThe problem is you did stuff and your client is ignoring you. So, you should stop putting more effort into doing more stuff. In particular:Don’t do any paperwork. Some recommend preparing the “Terms of Service” or “Customer Agreement”. Why bother? No one will read them. The guy is ignoring you, to start with.Stop spamming the guy. Demand letters, deadlines, notifications...come on! He won’t even open them. It’s like sending the messages to your ex who left you.Getting MoneyYou have three leverages: website availability, shame, and peer pressure.Website AvailabilityReplace the website with a stub.ShameWrite on the stub that the website payment is past due. Do it in a nice way: address it to the owner, asking him or her to clear the balance.Peer PressureIt could be they are procrastinating in dealing with you, or they’re too busy. There’s a slight chance he’s not getting your messages or even working at the company anymore.Contact Their Co-WorkersContact as many co-workers as possible.How do you get the contacts?Use Linkedin and Google, and write to any email address you can find, like the support email. I used to send faxes to the company’s public fax number. I wrote the fax in large print, hoping the secretary would leave it on his desk and passing co-workers would see it. Or maybe it lands into the shared Outlook folder.What if they don’t work at a company and don’t have any co-workers? Look for friends, business partners, and other customers.What do you say?You say that the guy stopped responding suddenly, and you’re worried. Is he okay? Is he working yet?Your goal is to make people he knows come to him and ask: “There’s a hosting guy claiming you didn’t pay him, what should I do?”My ExperienceI did it several times while working in VisualPharm. I even did it for a personal debt. It worked like this:A couple times the companies paid, silentlyA couple times they kept ignoring me.Once, instead of a reply, I got a chargeback for the credit card payment of $4000 afterwards. It was a fraud.Once, a client went bankrupt while we were working on his order. We didn’t get paid, but after a long time we received a check for $800 from the bankruptcy manager (they owed $3200).Once, I wrote to the employees of a guy about the personal debt and recovered 20% of the amount. Later I learned he was on cocaine. One of his co-workers that I contacted said he owes him too.In one case that really stuck out, I received a spare part from Italy through Fedex Overnight; I was sending regular reminders for weeks before that.

Click here digital signature for GSTCGST Rules: Chapter 3 – RegistrationApplication for Registration(1) Every person, other than a non-resident taxable person, a person required to deduct tax at source under section 51, a person required to collect tax at source under section 52 and a person supplying online information and database access or retrieval services froma place outside India to a non-taxable online recipient referred to insection 14 of the Integrated Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (13 of 2017)who is liable to be registered under sub-section (1) of section 25 andevery person seeking registration under sub-section (3) of section 25(hereafter in this Chapter referred to as “the applicant”) shall, beforeapplying for registration, declare his Permanent Account Number, mobilenumber, e-mail address, State or Union territory in Part A of FORM GSTREG-01 on the common portal, either directly or through a FacilitationCentre notified by the Commissioner:Provided that a person having a unit(s) in a Special Economic Zone or being a Special Economic Zone developer shall make a separate application for registration as a business vertical distinct from his other units locatedoutside the Special Economic Zone:Provided further that every person being an Input Service Distributor shallmake a separate application for registration as such Input ServiceDistributor.(2) (a) The Permanent Account Number shall be validated online by thecommon portal from the database maintained by the Central Board of Direct Taxes.(b) The mobile number declared under sub-rule (1) shall be verifiedthrough a onetime password sent to the said mobile number; and(c) The e-mail address declared under sub-rule (1) shall be verified through a separate one-time password sent to the said e-mail address.(3) On successful verification of the Permanent Account Number, mobile number and email address, a temporary reference number shall be generated and communicated to the applicant on the said mobile number and e-mail address.(4) Using the reference number generated under sub-rule (3), the applicant shall electronically submit an application in Part B of FORM GST REG-01, duly signed or verified through electronic verification code, along with the documents specified in the said Form at the common portal, either directly or through a Facilitation Centre notified by the Commissioner.(5) On receipt of an application under sub-rule (4), an acknowledgement shall be issued electronically to the applicant in FORM GST REG-02.(6) A person applying for registration as a casual taxable person shall be given a temporary reference number by the common portal for making advance deposit of tax in accordance with the provisions of section 27 and the acknowledgement under sub-rule (5) shall be issued electronically only after the said deposit.

Digital Signature Certificates are issued by the signNowing Authority appointed by the Ministry of Electronics and Telecommunications, Govt. of India. Presently there are two well known DSC issuing agency in India 1. E-Mudra; 2. SifyFor company registration, you need to have a class 2 type DSC. To get a DSC issued by E-Mudra or Sify, you need to have the followings:PAN Card;Proof of Address (Aadhar/Passport/Voter ID/ Driving License/Bank Statement/Utility Bill);Colour passport size photographs;A E-mail ID and a Mobile Number for verification purposes.You will have to fill-up an application form and submit it to the Agents appointed by E-Mudra or Sify. They will process your DSC Application. It can be issued in 1 day only.Generally practicing Company Secretaries, who helps in company registration will get your DSC issued as a part of incorporation process. It is advisable to connect with the Practicing Company Secretary for DSC issuance and even for the company registration. To know more about me, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/cspr...

Any industry involving a large amount of paperwork make use electronic signatures. In other words, all industries make use of electronic signatures because all of them have piles of paperwork to handle. Some examples of such industries include financial, life science, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.Industries such as the pharmaceutical industry, have a number of licenses and other paperwork that they have to handle and keep track of. It can be a tedious task to perform such cumbersome paper processes. Therefore, e-signatures can facilitate an organisation in keeping a track of all this paperwork, by signing electronically.Healthcare industries usually involve time-sensitive documents, which need to be urgently completed. But, it can take days in case of the traditional wet ink paper signatures for the documents to signNow the signer and back, if the parties are geographically scattered. But with electronic signatures, that is not the case. Geographical barriers do not play a role. Documents which earlier needed days to be completed, can now be signed and sent back within minutes, in the click of a button. Furthermore, it takes a long time to bring assets under management. The time taken by the signing process, if wet ink paper signatures are used, may even further delay the process. But by using electronic signatures, the whole process can speed up.Apart from these, there are many paper prone industries which require huge amount of paperwork and with the use of electronic signatures they can make their everyday processes smoother and more efficient.

ARN is just an Acknowledgment Number.ARN is Application Reference Number.It is an acknowledgement that you have submitted all the needful documents Govt sought for the GST Registration…. and is issued against a Provisional ID Number that Govt issued to all Indirect Tax payer….. suo-moto, sometime starting Jan 2017.Once the papers submitted are validated by the Tax Directorate, the Tax-payer would be issued the Final GST Number. Owing to the Volume of Registrations, currently the Govt is issuing only the ARN Number (against your Provisional ID Number). Issuance of the final GST Number, in my personal estimate, could take up to another six months.Provisional ID Number was PAN based, whereas the ARN Number is a serial number (based on the date and place of registration). Final GST Number may as well be PAN based. But, this obviously is my personal speculation.

Short Answer: No.NATA brochure clearly say you can't bring any geometrical instruments in Exam hall.Long Answer : Like last year, NATA 2018 drawing part is most likely to ask for Memory drawing questions only, which does not require geometrical instruments. At least not supposed to.Examiner will catch you instantly if you have use ruler or any other method to draw straight line using any physical objectIt is better to practice drawing them.

From 2000 to 2010, in the U.S., there was much more focus on what was going on in the Middle East, and Afghanistan.We still used analog media to communicate a lot of the time, and carry out business, though print news reports from cable news outlets and newspapers, and feature stories in magazines, were moving online. CDs were going away, being replaced by iPods and MP3 players for music. DVDs were the way to watch movies, and distribute software for PCs.Broadband internet was starting to become the norm for internet access. Dial-up was fading away.E-commerce was becoming much more popular than it had been in the ‘90s.In the ’90s and the 2000s, the most popular service on the internet was e-mail.Facebook was restricted by its founders. You had to be invited to get on it, and at first, most of the people who were on it were university students. It was considered a plum gig as a high school student to be invited on it, because that gave you special access to people inside the universities you wanted to attend.YouTube and other cloud-based video services were just getting started. Though there had been online video since the mid-90s, using plug-ins for browsers (RealPlayer was the main way of doing it then), this was the first time I remember seeing a Flash video player. Prior to this, Flash had been mainly used for online animations, and was mostly used in advertising, though there were some efforts to use it for business/enterprise-type applications.In the ’90s and into the 2000s, it used to be more common for content creators to host their own videos. This is still done today by those who want to control their own video distribution.Business enterprise software development was moving solidly into web applications, mainly using Java.Most web applications used the built-in “submit” capability to transfer information between client and server, meaning that every time you sent or received something, the browser had to reload the entire web page.Cell phones were popular, though for the most part, the only digital application on them was SMS texting. Portable digital assistants (PDAs) became more popular, since they got wi-fi capability in the 2000s, enabling them to be used on the internet for e-mail and browsing the web. PDAs were around in the ’90s for keeping notes and lists of contacts. Tablet PCs running Windows were around in the 2000s for consumers, though they cost more than $1,000 each. Smartphones were just starting to come on the market, the most popular being the Blackberry, since it had e-mail capability, though the idea of “apps” on phones didn’t exist as we understand them today. Applications on smartphones were preloaded at the factory, and that’s all you got. The iPhone came out in ‘07.In the 2010’s, we got tired of the Middle East.Now, it’s much more common for web pages to dynamically send and receive information, without having to reload the entire page.With the advent of cheaper mobile platforms, however, it’s become possible to ditch web applications, and go to mobile apps. Increasingly, online content and applications have moved to phones and tablets.Newspapers and magazines have started to go out of business, or have moved completely online. DVDs have become passé, since movies have moved online, and it’s become normal to get software over a broadband internet connection. Now, online video and print news has become a competitor to cable news. In addition, TV entertainment has started to move online, also creating competition for cable, though it’s still nicer to watch movies using a dedicated TV or projection system than on a computer, or mobile device.Broadband internet has become the norm. Dial-up is still available, though little-used.E-commerce has created serious competition to brick-and-mortar retailing, and to many other long-standing business sectors, such as hotels and taxi services.Now, business is increasingly done solely online, using web forms, mobile apps., digital documents, digital signatures, and electronic funds transfers.Social media has opened up to the world, and has become a major influence on our social lives, and our politics (not all in good ways). There’s some suspicion that it has become a dangerous tool wielded by corporations to shape society (too much centralized control over what information we see, and what they know about us). E-mail is still around, but my guess is it’s mostly used as an enterprise business service, as it’s been now for decades. Most everyday online communications are done on social media. It’s been discussed that most people get their news now through social media, via. postings of information articles, and online videos.