What's the fees for doing chartered accountancy course in mumbai?
Q. I want to know the fees for C.A course in mumbai and the fees in coaching classes in south mumbai and the procedure to give the fees in C.A institute colaba and when is the last date to register for cpt june 2010.Thanks.
Asked by courage - Tue Aug 18 09:27:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, You can find training and training institutes information at Yet5.com or you can search the courses in training search engine Tyooo.com
Answered by Reema G - Wed Aug 19 05:48:04 2009
Q. I want to know the fees for C.A course in mumbai and the fees in coaching classes in south mumbai and the procedure to give the fees in C.A institute colaba and when is the last date to register for cpt june 2010.Thanks.
Asked by courage - Tue Aug 18 09:27:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, You can find training and training institutes information at Yet5.com or you can search the courses in training search engine Tyooo.com
Answered by Reema G - Wed Aug 19 05:48:04 2009
How are the fees for a mutual fund paid? Are they removed from your dividends and capital gains?
Q. I'm not talking about loads, just the fees that comprise the expense ratio. If i have a fund with 1% fees, will I be billed for these fees directly and then pay by check, or are they taken out of the dividends and capital gains before they are distributed, or are they actually part of the NAV calculation? How can it come out of account balances? They aren't going to force you to sell shares just so you can cover their fees are they?
Asked by P S - Thu Nov 29 15:56:51 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Management fees are factored daily into the NAV or Net Asset Value of your fund. The NAV is the price per share to buy or to sell a mutual fund. If there were no fees, for example, the NAV would a bit higher that it is and simply reflect the actual value of the stocks in the portfolio. But because ALL mutual funds have fees the NAV is always a bit lower. The difference between the NAV and the actual value of the portfolio is the profit for the fund company. The average difference between the NAV and the actual portfolio in most funds range between .5% to around 1.5% If there is a load in your fund you do not buy at the NAV but at the Maximum Offering Price (MOP) Which is the NAV plus the sales charge. When you sell a load fund… [cont.]
Answered by Richard Jackel - Thu Nov 29 17:36:54 2007
Q. I'm not talking about loads, just the fees that comprise the expense ratio. If i have a fund with 1% fees, will I be billed for these fees directly and then pay by check, or are they taken out of the dividends and capital gains before they are distributed, or are they actually part of the NAV calculation? How can it come out of account balances? They aren't going to force you to sell shares just so you can cover their fees are they?
Asked by P S - Thu Nov 29 15:56:51 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Management fees are factored daily into the NAV or Net Asset Value of your fund. The NAV is the price per share to buy or to sell a mutual fund. If there were no fees, for example, the NAV would a bit higher that it is and simply reflect the actual value of the stocks in the portfolio. But because ALL mutual funds have fees the NAV is always a bit lower. The difference between the NAV and the actual value of the portfolio is the profit for the fund company. The average difference between the NAV and the actual portfolio in most funds range between .5% to around 1.5% If there is a load in your fund you do not buy at the NAV but at the Maximum Offering Price (MOP) Which is the NAV plus the sales charge. When you sell a load fund… [cont.]
Answered by Richard Jackel - Thu Nov 29 17:36:54 2007
What fees can I claim for my vehicle registration on my taxes?
Q. Turbo tax says I cannot include: Sales Tax Fees Based on Vehicle weight, model, year, or horsepower. Customized Plate Fees So I need to know if I can claim: mtr veh tax mtr veh fee co/RR/DMV/Ems fee plate fee (not customized) tire tax in nebraska you can deduct taxes based upon your cars value
Asked by Danny - Sat Apr 12 12:46:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On your state's vehicle reistration renewal notice there may be a "license fee" that says "May be an income tax deduction" the rest of the fees are not tax deductable.
Answered by viajero_intergalactico - Sat Apr 12 14:11:11 2008
Q. Turbo tax says I cannot include: Sales Tax Fees Based on Vehicle weight, model, year, or horsepower. Customized Plate Fees So I need to know if I can claim: mtr veh tax mtr veh fee co/RR/DMV/Ems fee plate fee (not customized) tire tax in nebraska you can deduct taxes based upon your cars value
Asked by Danny - Sat Apr 12 12:46:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On your state's vehicle reistration renewal notice there may be a "license fee" that says "May be an income tax deduction" the rest of the fees are not tax deductable.
Answered by viajero_intergalactico - Sat Apr 12 14:11:11 2008
How quickly do attorney fees accrue on a property that has gone into foreclosure?
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
How do pet adoption fees ensure the animal gets to a good home?
Q. I want to sell my parakeets and have noticed that other people who are selling parakeets ask for adoption fees of up to 60 $ Why? How can adoption fees ensure my bird will get to a good home?
Asked by John Bender - Wed Apr 23 21:30:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having an adoption fee or selling a bird or any pet doesn't ensure they are going to be taken care of it only shows maybe an intention of wanting something that they would be willing to pay for. There have been lots of pets adopted from shelters, and other places only to have been abused, neglected, even killed by the adopter, purchaser, etc. You can start by asking the person interested in your keets what their knowledge of owning a parakeet is like what kind of food, houseing, daily care, treats, the bird should have. Taking the bird to them so you can see the home, making a list of the things that parakeets need and require for good health and care and comfort and making sure to give it to the person you choose, ask them who their… [cont.]
Answered by Big Rigger - Thu Apr 24 01:59:03 2008
Q. I want to sell my parakeets and have noticed that other people who are selling parakeets ask for adoption fees of up to 60 $ Why? How can adoption fees ensure my bird will get to a good home?
Asked by John Bender - Wed Apr 23 21:30:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having an adoption fee or selling a bird or any pet doesn't ensure they are going to be taken care of it only shows maybe an intention of wanting something that they would be willing to pay for. There have been lots of pets adopted from shelters, and other places only to have been abused, neglected, even killed by the adopter, purchaser, etc. You can start by asking the person interested in your keets what their knowledge of owning a parakeet is like what kind of food, houseing, daily care, treats, the bird should have. Taking the bird to them so you can see the home, making a list of the things that parakeets need and require for good health and care and comfort and making sure to give it to the person you choose, ask them who their… [cont.]
Answered by Big Rigger - Thu Apr 24 01:59:03 2008
What are some fees associated with joining a real estate agency?
Q. I am in a process of obtaining a salesperson license and will soon be looking for a broker to join. What are some fees that I must pay in order to join them? I know they differ from agency to agency but can someone give me examples on what they might be? Thank you!
Asked by Sung C - Mon Jan 5 21:42:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interview several different agencies first, and see what each charges. Some fees all realtors in your area will probably have to pay: MLS fees and local board fees are pretty standard. But, depending on what commission cut they offer you and which one you decide to accept, there may or may not be additional fees for contracts, printing, fax service, signs, desk space, business cards, etc. Each company operates a little differently. But none are cheap. (ie. MY NRIS fees are $165 a Quarter and my CRS designation runs another $120 a year.)
Answered by mack - Mon Jan 5 21:57:53 2009
Q. I am in a process of obtaining a salesperson license and will soon be looking for a broker to join. What are some fees that I must pay in order to join them? I know they differ from agency to agency but can someone give me examples on what they might be? Thank you!
Asked by Sung C - Mon Jan 5 21:42:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interview several different agencies first, and see what each charges. Some fees all realtors in your area will probably have to pay: MLS fees and local board fees are pretty standard. But, depending on what commission cut they offer you and which one you decide to accept, there may or may not be additional fees for contracts, printing, fax service, signs, desk space, business cards, etc. Each company operates a little differently. But none are cheap. (ie. MY NRIS fees are $165 a Quarter and my CRS designation runs another $120 a year.)
Answered by mack - Mon Jan 5 21:57:53 2009
What hidden charges/fees/upgrades can I look out for when signing a contract for a used car?
Q. This is my first time buying a (used) car at a dealership. I know about negotiation and have researched this, and feel somewhat comfortable in negotiating a low MSRP. BUt, I am concerned about what hidden fees they will charge that are not necessary to boost up the price. Specifically, what can I look out for> Thanks! I dont want to be Scammed! PLease help!
Asked by katie - Fri Sep 7 16:15:14 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a used car, there should be no additonal fees. Settle on a complete price and don't let them add one cent to it.
Answered by soaplakegirl - Fri Sep 7 16:22:48 2007
Q. This is my first time buying a (used) car at a dealership. I know about negotiation and have researched this, and feel somewhat comfortable in negotiating a low MSRP. BUt, I am concerned about what hidden fees they will charge that are not necessary to boost up the price. Specifically, what can I look out for> Thanks! I dont want to be Scammed! PLease help!
Asked by katie - Fri Sep 7 16:15:14 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a used car, there should be no additonal fees. Settle on a complete price and don't let them add one cent to it.
Answered by soaplakegirl - Fri Sep 7 16:22:48 2007
What are the additional fees when adding a line to your cricket service?
Q. My mom already has cricket and she was considering adding me for $15 and i was just wondering what the "additional fees" are?
Asked by Brianna - Fri Aug 28 03:03:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. additional fees will be taxes and surcharges . can add 8 to 12 percent on the $15 per monthly for the service.
Answered by Michael M - Fri Aug 28 03:21:06 2009
Q. My mom already has cricket and she was considering adding me for $15 and i was just wondering what the "additional fees" are?
Asked by Brianna - Fri Aug 28 03:03:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. additional fees will be taxes and surcharges . can add 8 to 12 percent on the $15 per monthly for the service.
Answered by Michael M - Fri Aug 28 03:21:06 2009
What are the custom fees for an imported gown from China to the US?
Q. I am thinking about ordering a custom gown from China, but I'm concerned with the fees I may incur while the gown is going through customs. I read that there is no fee for gowns under $200, but the gown I'm interested in is about $300. I see that a lot of people have been satisfied with their gowns, but have not mentioned any import duties. Can you please share your experiences?
Asked by KRB58 - Tue Oct 13 14:47:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am thinking about ordering a custom gown from China, but I'm concerned with the fees I may incur while the gown is going through customs. I read that there is no fee for gowns under $200, but the gown I'm interested in is about $300. I see that a lot of people have been satisfied with their gowns, but have not mentioned any import duties. Can you please share your experiences?
Asked by KRB58 - Tue Oct 13 14:47:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do I structure fees for leasing my commercial kitchen?
Q. I have a new, full-service commercial kitchen used for training purposes. I want to lease it to caterers during off hours. No one else does this in my area, so I have no fees against which I can compare. If I charge by the event, what percentage should I use? If I charge by the hour, what rate should I use?
Asked by habberdobby - Sat Feb 2 10:41:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would charge by the week, Sun-->Sat or maybe keep the weekend together, Mon-->Sund. Specify the hours and food storage capabilities so they don't encroach on your regular training during the day. I'd specify a place they can store food in fridges/freezers, both cooked and raw. And be VERY sure to specify cleanliness and sanitation measures to be take, so you dont' come in the next morning to a mess, or worse, an "invisible" but bacteria-laden mess with your students. Specify where to haul garbage, even down to who provides bags and paper towels. You will need to be sure your dish machine is always full of chemicals and that lessees know how to change or add more of all chemicals, how to mix mop water, how to mix sanitizing surface… [cont.]
Answered by Sugar Pie - Sat Feb 2 10:57:10 2008
Q. I have a new, full-service commercial kitchen used for training purposes. I want to lease it to caterers during off hours. No one else does this in my area, so I have no fees against which I can compare. If I charge by the event, what percentage should I use? If I charge by the hour, what rate should I use?
Asked by habberdobby - Sat Feb 2 10:41:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would charge by the week, Sun-->Sat or maybe keep the weekend together, Mon-->Sund. Specify the hours and food storage capabilities so they don't encroach on your regular training during the day. I'd specify a place they can store food in fridges/freezers, both cooked and raw. And be VERY sure to specify cleanliness and sanitation measures to be take, so you dont' come in the next morning to a mess, or worse, an "invisible" but bacteria-laden mess with your students. Specify where to haul garbage, even down to who provides bags and paper towels. You will need to be sure your dish machine is always full of chemicals and that lessees know how to change or add more of all chemicals, how to mix mop water, how to mix sanitizing surface… [cont.]
Answered by Sugar Pie - Sat Feb 2 10:57:10 2008
How much are the fees to refinance a mortgage?
Q. I have a 30yr mortgage that i have had for 3 years. I want to start over with the 30 years. What would the fees be to do this?
Asked by rob - Wed Aug 30 02:09:57 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends upon how your state does things. In California, figure about $3500 of actual fees, plus any points to buy the rate down. States with attorneys instead of escrow will be more expensive. States with survey requirements will be more expensive. btw, it's unlikely you'll get a better loan than you've got. Just saying. Three years ago I was doing 30 year fixed at 5% even with no points. Now it takes almost two points to buy 5.875.
Answered by Searchlight Crusade - Wed Aug 30 02:35:19 2006
Q. I have a 30yr mortgage that i have had for 3 years. I want to start over with the 30 years. What would the fees be to do this?
Asked by rob - Wed Aug 30 02:09:57 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends upon how your state does things. In California, figure about $3500 of actual fees, plus any points to buy the rate down. States with attorneys instead of escrow will be more expensive. States with survey requirements will be more expensive. btw, it's unlikely you'll get a better loan than you've got. Just saying. Three years ago I was doing 30 year fixed at 5% even with no points. Now it takes almost two points to buy 5.875.
Answered by Searchlight Crusade - Wed Aug 30 02:35:19 2006
How do you get around all of the fees on Allegiant air?
Q. I am trying to take advantage of the "cheap" fares being advertised to Los Angeles of about $59-89 bucks round trip. By the time I get done planning the book for two round trip tickets online, the total is just over $600 bucks. How is is possibly that there is $200 bucks worth of fees? I have tried removing priority boarding, but it will not let me unselect the seat selection $60 fee.
Asked by Miss Tree - Tue Jul 28 11:15:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you probably can't "get around" all of them, but priority boarding and seat selection should be simple enough to avoid.
Answered by Neil - Tue Jul 28 12:52:57 2009
Q. I am trying to take advantage of the "cheap" fares being advertised to Los Angeles of about $59-89 bucks round trip. By the time I get done planning the book for two round trip tickets online, the total is just over $600 bucks. How is is possibly that there is $200 bucks worth of fees? I have tried removing priority boarding, but it will not let me unselect the seat selection $60 fee.
Asked by Miss Tree - Tue Jul 28 11:15:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you probably can't "get around" all of them, but priority boarding and seat selection should be simple enough to avoid.
Answered by Neil - Tue Jul 28 12:52:57 2009
How to avoid paying overdraft fees/banks with lowest overdraft fees?
Q. Bank of america is very stealthy in charging overdraft fees. For instance, my account had a certain amount of money, I went and used my debit account for several different transactions. I log in this morning and found 6 negative transactions. Why? Because Bank of America cashed a check I wrote several days prior, that day but never bother to display this as being cashed in my online account, overdrawing it. So I now I owe $35 several times over for small charges as low as $.95! This is very deceptive. How can I avoid paying these ridiculous fees? I am not rich and cannot afford to have thousands sitting in my account. Any banks with lower fees and less deceptive practices than bank of america?
Asked by aCeRBic - Fri Aug 24 10:58:33 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is YOUR responsibility to keep a good checkbook register which reflects how much money you really have. Since you wrote that check, you should have known to look for it on line before accepting that number as a true balance. It is not the bank's fault that whoever you sent that check to was slow depositing or cashing it. My mom just deposited a couple of checks she had misplaced from last April. If the people who wrote them thought as you do, they are in for a surprise. What I do to avoid such fees is attach a "line of credit" to my checking account which covers such overdrafts. It is credit and I must pay it back, but that cost is usually less than one overdraft fee and avoids the complications of other checks bouncing or adding… [cont.]
Answered by Jeff H - Fri Aug 24 11:22:12 2007
Q. Bank of america is very stealthy in charging overdraft fees. For instance, my account had a certain amount of money, I went and used my debit account for several different transactions. I log in this morning and found 6 negative transactions. Why? Because Bank of America cashed a check I wrote several days prior, that day but never bother to display this as being cashed in my online account, overdrawing it. So I now I owe $35 several times over for small charges as low as $.95! This is very deceptive. How can I avoid paying these ridiculous fees? I am not rich and cannot afford to have thousands sitting in my account. Any banks with lower fees and less deceptive practices than bank of america?
Asked by aCeRBic - Fri Aug 24 10:58:33 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is YOUR responsibility to keep a good checkbook register which reflects how much money you really have. Since you wrote that check, you should have known to look for it on line before accepting that number as a true balance. It is not the bank's fault that whoever you sent that check to was slow depositing or cashing it. My mom just deposited a couple of checks she had misplaced from last April. If the people who wrote them thought as you do, they are in for a surprise. What I do to avoid such fees is attach a "line of credit" to my checking account which covers such overdrafts. It is credit and I must pay it back, but that cost is usually less than one overdraft fee and avoids the complications of other checks bouncing or adding… [cont.]
Answered by Jeff H - Fri Aug 24 11:22:12 2007
Who is liable to pay fees if a solicitor was appointed by an executor to administer a will?
Q. I am an executor on my grandfathers will and am concerned that the estate may not cover payment of solicitors fees as there is now a claim on the estate by the Department of Works and Pensions. Who is liable for the solicitors costs - the will actually states 'I authorise my executors to incur such expense in implementing these provisions as they shall see fit. Does that then mean that the solicitor would have to get in line as a creditor?
Asked by Karen H - Wed May 7 15:55:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The solicitor is authorised to recover costs from the funds in the estate. As I understand it, the DWP will have to claim from the residue, i.e. the funds which remain available for distribution after legal fees have been paid. Another priority claimant would be Inland Revenue.
Answered by Doethineb - Wed May 7 16:05:29 2008
Q. I am an executor on my grandfathers will and am concerned that the estate may not cover payment of solicitors fees as there is now a claim on the estate by the Department of Works and Pensions. Who is liable for the solicitors costs - the will actually states 'I authorise my executors to incur such expense in implementing these provisions as they shall see fit. Does that then mean that the solicitor would have to get in line as a creditor?
Asked by Karen H - Wed May 7 15:55:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The solicitor is authorised to recover costs from the funds in the estate. As I understand it, the DWP will have to claim from the residue, i.e. the funds which remain available for distribution after legal fees have been paid. Another priority claimant would be Inland Revenue.
Answered by Doethineb - Wed May 7 16:05:29 2008
How do I stop impound fees from racking up on a vehicle?
Q. My boyfriend got angry because I couldnt help him when he ran out of gas, he then created a huge problem, called my car to be towed? Now the fees are racking up, and the relationship is in lots of turmoil.
Asked by wldtger - Sun Oct 14 17:04:55 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay what you owe and dump the boyfriend!!
Answered by MIGHTY MINNIE - Sun Oct 14 17:20:17 2007
Q. My boyfriend got angry because I couldnt help him when he ran out of gas, he then created a huge problem, called my car to be towed? Now the fees are racking up, and the relationship is in lots of turmoil.
Asked by wldtger - Sun Oct 14 17:04:55 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay what you owe and dump the boyfriend!!
Answered by MIGHTY MINNIE - Sun Oct 14 17:20:17 2007
Who pays the Attorney's fees related to settling an estate when there is a Recocable Living Trust involved?
Q. Would the Attorney's fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased? -OR- Out of the surviving spouses's personal pocket?" Would the Attorney's fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased? -OR- Out of the surviving spouses's personal pocket?" -How could the money come out of the estate before the new trusts were created? The costs were incurred during the closing of the old trust and the creation of the new trusts. The bill rolled in a month later.
Asked by Juspopinin - Mon Jan 7 20:39:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Attorney's fees for ANY estate are usually paid by the ESTATE. They would come out BEFORE the trust is created. In most cases, they take priority over any debts owed by the estate.
Answered by STEVEN F - Mon Jan 7 22:39:33 2008
Q. Would the Attorney's fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased? -OR- Out of the surviving spouses's personal pocket?" Would the Attorney's fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased? -OR- Out of the surviving spouses's personal pocket?" -How could the money come out of the estate before the new trusts were created? The costs were incurred during the closing of the old trust and the creation of the new trusts. The bill rolled in a month later.
Asked by Juspopinin - Mon Jan 7 20:39:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Attorney's fees for ANY estate are usually paid by the ESTATE. They would come out BEFORE the trust is created. In most cases, they take priority over any debts owed by the estate.
Answered by STEVEN F - Mon Jan 7 22:39:33 2008
Are there custom fees involved when ordering something from Europe and being sent to Canada?
Q. How does customs and duty fees work? Do we still have to pay fees if we ordered something from Europe or elsewhere besides from the US to Canada. For example a 150 dollar item coming from UK to Canada. Would I have to pay fees?
Asked by Mike R - Fri Feb 13 20:27:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, you will pay some custom tax. You can query the tax here. www cbsa-asfc.gc.ca www cbsa-asfc.gc.ca
Answered by 4link - Fri Feb 13 20:34:56 2009
Q. How does customs and duty fees work? Do we still have to pay fees if we ordered something from Europe or elsewhere besides from the US to Canada. For example a 150 dollar item coming from UK to Canada. Would I have to pay fees?
Asked by Mike R - Fri Feb 13 20:27:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, you will pay some custom tax. You can query the tax here. www cbsa-asfc.gc.ca www cbsa-asfc.gc.ca
Answered by 4link - Fri Feb 13 20:34:56 2009
How do customs and duty fees work shipping from the US to Canada?
Q. Hey, If I want to do online shopping in Canada, most of it comes through the states. I am confused as to how customs and duty fees work. Could you give me an example of what I might pay, if a pair of shoes is $90 + $10 shipping and handling? How much will it cost for me once the shoes arrive at my door?
Asked by B - Mon Feb 16 17:21:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi, I don't know how your question ended up in the other-beauty section. :3 Canada has the Goods and Services Tax which is around 5% last I remember. And I think that there is a Provincial Tax I think. (I used to live in Calgary and can't remember for the sake of my life) And I've heard of the courier fee that the CP tacks on, which is around CAD $5, but I haven't noticed.
Answered by Whodaman - Mon Feb 16 17:25:59 2009
Q. Hey, If I want to do online shopping in Canada, most of it comes through the states. I am confused as to how customs and duty fees work. Could you give me an example of what I might pay, if a pair of shoes is $90 + $10 shipping and handling? How much will it cost for me once the shoes arrive at my door?
Asked by B - Mon Feb 16 17:21:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi, I don't know how your question ended up in the other-beauty section. :3 Canada has the Goods and Services Tax which is around 5% last I remember. And I think that there is a Provincial Tax I think. (I used to live in Calgary and can't remember for the sake of my life) And I've heard of the courier fee that the CP tacks on, which is around CAD $5, but I haven't noticed.
Answered by Whodaman - Mon Feb 16 17:25:59 2009
What are the extra fees when buying a new/used motorcycle?
Q. I have been looking to buy. I would like to get a Ninja 250 2004 or newer. Brand new the msrp is $3000 but I just called a dealer and asked what is the total after taxes and fee's he said about $4200. Does anyone know the breakdown of where all the extra fees come from. Also, if buying used from a private party, are there still extra fees or just tax? Oh yeah... I'm talking specifically for CA USA if anyone knows
Asked by xplus0ne - Wed Aug 23 19:54:48 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Import fees. Buy American. Buy harley davidson!!!
Answered by Eric Cartman - Wed Aug 23 20:01:41 2006
Q. I have been looking to buy. I would like to get a Ninja 250 2004 or newer. Brand new the msrp is $3000 but I just called a dealer and asked what is the total after taxes and fee's he said about $4200. Does anyone know the breakdown of where all the extra fees come from. Also, if buying used from a private party, are there still extra fees or just tax? Oh yeah... I'm talking specifically for CA USA if anyone knows
Asked by xplus0ne - Wed Aug 23 19:54:48 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Import fees. Buy American. Buy harley davidson!!!
Answered by Eric Cartman - Wed Aug 23 20:01:41 2006
How do I go about placing my Homeowner Association fees in escrow?
Q. My husband and I own a home in Delaware. The development where we live has Association Fees to cover trash, street lights, etc. During the past year, the Board members have made numerous decisions that many of the homeowners are not happy about. Several people have said they are not going to pay their Association Fees, however, they are going to place them in an escrow account instead. They want several of the board members to resign, especially since they were not voted into their position. We would like to do the same thing, however, I don't know how to go about doing this. If anyone knows how, would greatly appreciate any info. Thanks.
Asked by Carol F - Tue Dec 16 13:54:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the home owners assoc. will put a lien on your house and take it if you don't pay the fees. i would pay them and get some advise from an attorney who has experience in dealing with associations. has anyone really studied the assoc. laws to see if there is any thing the home owners can do in the event the board does things contrary to whats in the rule book or does things without letting home owners know. boards always have trouble in trying to please everyone. every decision made by the board is not going to please everyone thats a given. How many are not satisfied with the board like 3 or 4 or half of the home owners?
Answered by unknown - Tue Dec 16 22:44:30 2008
Q. My husband and I own a home in Delaware. The development where we live has Association Fees to cover trash, street lights, etc. During the past year, the Board members have made numerous decisions that many of the homeowners are not happy about. Several people have said they are not going to pay their Association Fees, however, they are going to place them in an escrow account instead. They want several of the board members to resign, especially since they were not voted into their position. We would like to do the same thing, however, I don't know how to go about doing this. If anyone knows how, would greatly appreciate any info. Thanks.
Asked by Carol F - Tue Dec 16 13:54:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the home owners assoc. will put a lien on your house and take it if you don't pay the fees. i would pay them and get some advise from an attorney who has experience in dealing with associations. has anyone really studied the assoc. laws to see if there is any thing the home owners can do in the event the board does things contrary to whats in the rule book or does things without letting home owners know. boards always have trouble in trying to please everyone. every decision made by the board is not going to please everyone thats a given. How many are not satisfied with the board like 3 or 4 or half of the home owners?
Answered by unknown - Tue Dec 16 22:44:30 2008
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