As it is well known that the income tax department has allowed Aadhaar card holders to use the biometric id number in lieu of the Permanent Account Number (PAN). But as per new provision of Income Tax, fine of Rs. 10,000 may be levied in case of wrong Aadhar Number. As per the latest amendments in the Finance Bill 2019, not only allowed people to use Aadhaar in lieu of PAN but also introduced a penalty for giving a false Aadhaar number. However, the new penalty rules are applicable only in cases where you are using Aadhaar in lieu of PAN and where quoting PAN is mandatory according to the income tax department rules. It is well known that although Aadhaar is issued by the Unique Identity Authority of India, yet the fine is not imposed by UIDAI but by the income tax department. Under Section 272B of the Income Tax Act, 1961, the department can impose a penalty in case of default in complying with provisions relating to PAN, i.e., failure to obtain, quote, or authenticate PAN.
How
to improve battery life on Android phones
Just follow these simple steps to find
out how you can limit background application activity and improve battery
life as well.
Google Android is not just any
other mobile operating system; it is a big bundle of services and features
all rolled together with a very effective and efficient mobile management
system. Multitasking is one of the key areas of interest for Google Android as
it allows the application to work in the background for effective
multitasking or simply allowing users to work on multiple applications and
allowing them to switch between them without any lag. But too many applications in
the background can lead to reduced battery life and poor performance as well. A
simple solution is to limit the number of applications that run in the
background for better battery life and performance as well.
Here's how you can limit multitasking or applications running in
the background on your Android device.
Step 1 : On your Android device locate the Applications home key and enter the applications page.
Step 1 : On your Android device locate the Applications home key and enter the applications page.
Step 2 : Once the applications home screen opens, locate the Settings icon
and enter it.
Step 3 : The device will then open the linked settings tab. Here all the
settings related to the device can be located and tweaked. From the given
options and menus locate the developer's options tab and select and enter it.
Step 4: The developer's options tab is where all the critical settings of
your device are kept to make sure you do not change any other values. Now
scroll down to the Background process limit tab.
Step 5 : There you will see that Android by default is set to the standard limit. You can now change the settings to the number of apps you want running in the background on your device. Generally, it's better to have 2-3 applications running in the background for balance.
*Once you have
checked the option your device will no longer be running multiple tasks in the
background. Now restart the device for changes to take place.
* Please note that this only works with Android version 4.0 and later.
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