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How to fill out a kittel:

1. Start by finding a clean and well-ironed kittel. Kittels are typically made of white cotton or linen and are designed to be loose-fitting.
2. Put on the kittel by sliding your arms through the sleeves and pulling it over your torso. Make sure it hangs down to at least knee-length for men and ankle-length for women.
3. Fasten the kittel at the front using the buttons or ties provided. Ensure that it is comfortable and not too tight or restrictive.
4. Adjust the collar of the kittel so that it sits comfortably around your neck. The collar should be neat and straight, not folded or wrinkled.
5. Make sure the kittel is evenly spread across your shoulders and back, with no wrinkles or excessive fabric bunching up.
6. Take care to properly wear any additional garments or accessories required for your specific purpose. For example, some people may wear a tallit (prayer shawl) over the kittel for certain religious rituals.

Who needs a kittel:

1. Traditionally, Jewish men wear a kittel during special occasions and religious ceremonies. It is particularly associated with the High Holidays, such as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, as well as weddings and other formal events.
2. Jewish grooms commonly wear a kittel under their wedding canopy (chuppah), symbolizing purity and holiness for the marriage ceremony.
3. Some religious leaders and scholars also choose to wear a kittel during prayer services or while officiating important rituals.
4. In certain communities or customs, a kittel may be worn by married men on the eve of Yom Kippur, symbolizing repentance and spiritual purity.
5. Women may also wear a kittel for religious or ritual purposes, such as during certain stages of the wedding ceremony or on Yom Kippur.
6. It is essential to note that the specific cultural and religious traditions surrounding the use of a kittel can vary among different groups and individuals. It is always best to consult with your own religious or community leaders for guidance on when and how to wear a kittel appropriately.

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What is kittel?

Kittel is a tax form used to report sales and use tax in Germany.

Who is required to file kittel?

Businesses and individuals who are registered for value added tax (VAT) in Germany are required to file kittel.

How to fill out kittel?

Kittel can be filled out online using the official tax portal provided by the German government, or it can be submitted in paper form.

What is the purpose of kittel?

The purpose of kittel is to report sales and use tax to the tax authorities in Germany.

What information must be reported on kittel?

Information such as the total amount of sales, the amount of VAT collected, and any VAT that has been deducted must be reported on kittel.