What is pan card and how to get it? and what is the use of this card?
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What is PAN?\n \n  Permanent Account Number (PAN) is a ten-digit alphanumeric number, issued in the form of a laminated card, by an Assessing Officer of the Income Tax Department.\n\nA typical PAN is AFRPP1595D\n \n2\n What is the purpose of having a Permanent Account Number (PAN)?\n \n   \n\nIt is mandatory to quote PAN on return of income, all correspondence with any income tax authority and challans for any payments due to Income Tax Department.\n\nIt is also compulsory to quote PAN in all documents pertaining to economic or financial transactions notified from time-to-time by the Central Board of Direct Taxes.\n\nSome such transactions are sale and purchase of immovable property or motor vehicle or payments to hotels for bills or payments in cash, of amounts exceeding Rs. 25,000/-, in connection with travel to any foreign country.\n\nIt is also mandatory to mention PAN for obtaining a telephone or cellular telephone connection.\n\nLikewise, PAN has to be mentioned for making a time deposit exceeding Rs. 50,000/- with a Bank or Post Office or depositing cash of Rs. 50,000/- or more in a Bank.\n\n \n \n3\n Is it compulsory to quote PAN on return of income?\n \n  Yes, it is compulsory to quote PAN on return of income.\n \n4\n Who must have a PAN?\n \n  All existing assesses or taxpayers or persons who are required to furnish a return of income, even on behalf of others, must obtain PAN. \nAny person, who intends to enter into economic or financial transactions where quoting PAN is mandatory, must also obtain PAN. \nThe Assessing Officer may allot PAN to any person either on his own or on a specific request from such person. \n \n \n5\n Who are those persons who are not required to obtain or quote Permanent Account Number?\n \n   \n\nThe following categories of persons are not required to obtain or quote PAN: \n\nPersons having only agricultural income and do not have any taxable income. Such persons will file a declaration (Form 61) in respect of transactions where quoting of PAN is mandatory; \nNon-residents; \nCentral Government, State Governments and Consular Offices in transactions in which they are the payers. \n \n \n6\n Where to apply for PAN?\n \n   \n\nIn order to improve PAN related services, the Income Tax department has authorized UTI Technology Services Ltd (UTITSL) to set up and manage IT PAN Service Centers in all cities or towns where there is an Income Tax office. For convenience of PAN applicants in big cities, UTITSL has set up more than one IT PAN Service Center.\n\n \n \n7\n How to find an IT PAN Service Center?\n \n  Location of IT PAN Service Centers in any city may be obtained from local Income Tax Office or any office of UTI/UTITSL in that city or from website of the Income Tax department (www.incometaxindia.gov.in).\n\n \n \n8\n What services are provided by these IT PAN Service Centers?\n \n  IT PAN Service Centers will supply new PAN application forms (Form 49A), assist the applicant in filling up the form, collect filled form and issue acknowledgement slip. After obtaining PAN from the Income Tax department, UTITSL will print the PAN card and deliver it to the applicant.\n\n \n9\n How to apply for a PAN? Can an application for PAN be made on plain paper?\n \n  PAN application can be made only on new Form 49A that may be obtained from IT PAN Service Center at a cost of Rs. 5/- per form.\n\n \n10\n Can an application for PAN be made in old Form 49A?\n \n  No, application for PAN can be made only in new Form 49A notified by Central Board of Direct Taxes on 29.05.03.\n\n \n \n11\n What documents and information have to be submitted along with the application for Form 49A?\n \n   \n\nIndividual applicants will have to affix one recent, coloured photograph (Stamp Size: 3.5 cms x 2.5 cms) on Form 49A; \nAny one document listed in Rule 114 must be supplied as proof of ?Identity? and ?Address?; and \nDesignation and code of the concerned Assessing Officer of Income Tax department will have to be mentioned
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The 80068 sounds like the beginning of a toll free telephone number, which you should be able to get in full from the issuing bank.  If you're the only one with access to the card and you didn't authorize the charge, file a dispute.  It certainly has a ring of a scam, or at least some less than scrupulous behavior.
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£50 per annum for your Diners Card and £19 per annum for each additional cardholders card. \n\nNever had one myself but a few of my customers have had them in the past. They don't rate the card very highly but have said that its more of a status symbol. \n\nIn certain walks of life you are almost expected to have one as a sign of your wealth.
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A network card, network adapter, network interface card or NIC is a piece of computer hardware designed to allow computers to communicate over a computer network
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When travelling incase you lose one, you can cancel it without having to worry about having no money.\n\nAlso CC companies are always giving 6 mth interest free on cards so people keep applying for these
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If u want to see your pan card details you hvae to go on website http://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/knowpan/knowpan.jsp. here u have to just give your name and your father name. and u can know your pan card details
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pls give the name of ur card with details...
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Just use something like a plucker (actually something fine enough to grip the card while it is in the slot, if you have long nails, that may do as well!!) and take the card out.
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Go here:\nhttps://www.rushcard.com/index.html
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call the number on the back of card, and ask
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well card 320 (which was supposed to be his) on some of them has card 420 info on the back....  also he was on card 414...and NNOF means NO NAME ON FRONT....for some reason it wasnt printed on that card...there is one on ebay now---but seriously $500 for a piece of cardboard?
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This is a 3Com Etherlink III (3c509) network card. It appears to be an ISA card (old technology).
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The stripe on the back of a credit card is a magnetic stripe, often called a magstripe. The magstripe is made up of tiny iron-based magnetic particles in a plastic-like film. Each particle is really a very tiny bar magnet about 20 millionths of an inch long.\n\nThe front of your credit has a lot of numbers. Here is an example of what they might mean.\n\nYour card also has a magstripe on the back and a place for your all-important signature.\n\nThe magstripe can be "written" because the tiny bar magnets can be magnetized in either a north or south pole direction. The magstripe on the back of the card is very similar to a piece of cassette tape fastened to the back of a card. See How Cassette Tapes Work.)\n\nInstead of motors moving the tape so it can be read, your hand provides the motion as you "swipe" a credit card through a reader or insert it in a reader at the gas station pump.\n\nThere are three tracks on the magstripe. Each track is .110-inch wide. The ISO/IEC standard 7811, which is used by banks, specifies:\n\n    * Track one is 210 bits per inch (bpi), and holds 79 six-bit plus parity bit read-only characters.\n    * Track two is 75 bpi, and holds 40 four-bit plus parity bit characters.\n    * Track three is 210 bpi, and holds 107 four-bit plus parity bit characters. \n\nYour credit card typically uses only tracks one and two. Track three is a read/write track (that includes an encrypted PIN, country code, currency units, amount authorized), but its usage is not standardized among banks.\n\nThe information on track one is contained in two formats -- A, which is reserved for proprietary use of the card issuer, and B, which includes the following:\n\n    * Start sentinel -- 1 character\n    * Format code="B" -- 1 character (alpha only)\n    * Primary account number -- up to 19 characters\n    * Separator -- 1 character\n    * Country code -- 3 characters\n    * Name -- 2-26 characters\n    * Separator -- 1 character\n    * Expiration date or separator -- 4 characters or 1 character\n    * Discretionary data -- enough characters to fill out maximum record length (79 characters total)\n    * End sentinel -- 1 character\n    * Longitudinal Redundancy Check (LRC), a form of computed check character -- 1 character \n\nThe format for track two, developed by the banking industry, is as follows:\n\n    * Start sentinel -- 1 character\n    * Primary account number - up to 19 characters\n    * Separator -- 1 character\n    * Country code -- 3 characters\n    * Expiration date or separator -- 4 characters or 1 character\n    * Discretionary data -- enough characters to fill out maximum record length (40 characters total)\n    * LRC -- 1 character \n\n\nThere are three basic methods for determining that your credit card will pay for what you're charging:\n\n    * Merchants with few transactions each month do voice authentication, using a touch tone phone.\n    * Electronic data capture (EDC) magstripe card swipe terminals are becoming more common -- so is having you swipe your own card at the checkout.\n    * Virtual terminal on the Internet \n\nThis is how it works: After you or the cashier swipes your credit card through a reader, the EDC software at the point of sale (POS) terminal dials a stored telephone number via a modem to call an acquirer. An acquirer is an organization that collects credit authentication requests from merchants and provides a payment guarantee to the merchant.\n\nWhen the acquirer company gets the credit card authentication request, it checks the transaction for validity and the record on the magstripe for:\n\n    * Merchant ID\n    * Valid card number\n    * Expiration date\n    * Credit card limit\n    * Card usage \n\nSingle dial-up transactions are processed at 1200-2400 bps, while direct Internet attachment uses much higher speeds via this protocol. In this system, the cardholder enters a personal identification number (PIN), using a keypad.\n\nIf the ATM isn't a
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You are MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA.\n\nBut my pal who are being indiscreet. One should never give his/her PAN on a public site like this.\n\nHave you never heard of identity theft?\n\nPlease be intelligent and keep your identity  a secret.\n\nI just plugged your PAN into a government site and I got your name as MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA. Its that simple. So beware!
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try the blue card from American Express if you want rebates
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You're talking about prepaid debit cards (also called prepaid credit cards or stored value cards). Visa, MasterCard and Amex prepaid debit cards are available.\n\nYou should first decide if you want a reloadable card or a one-time use card. Neither of these use credit checks. If you want an anonymous card you should go for a one-time use card. \n\nYou can get these at some banks, at retailers like CVS and Safeway and even at some check cashing stores like Ace Check Cashing. If you don't mind providing the card issuer your information you can also find cards online. Look out for fees - they can be quite high on these cards. Anonymous cards are not personalized and should be less expensive than personalized cards. Prepaidcardforum.com is a good resource to do some research on prepaid debit cards..
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Actually, I had a friend that used a MasterCard Gift Card that she got as a birthday gift. Netflix took it without a problem. The card had a value of $150.00 so as long as the card had money, it was fine. I would try it and see what happens with the prepaid credit card. The worst is that it will be denied and you will have to wait until the amount is returned to the card. You can also use a debit card issue from your bank that is tied to you account. For example, my friend uses her debit card for a lot of things that would normally only accept a credit card such as renting a car.