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Hi,

Can anyone kindly refer me to a relevant page that shows the custom duties and taxes of South Korea. I was searching around but to no avail.


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Don't use paypal. Buyers always has the upperhand. Thus, if you get a lousy buyer, its very hard to do business. Use LC, the best.

Hi, Can anyone advice if the below is worth buying? Greatly appreciated! Nissan March 1.4C Auto Metallic Pink 31,000km mil 13 Oct 2006 reg OMV $13,313 PARF at 10th year: ?? COE $13,102 Depreciation $3,454 per year Asking price: Manage to bargain to 32k March is known for the power steering problem;...

Why do you need students??hmmm...care to xplain?

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I don't know,ive yet done the research. This will be my 2nd business actually. Im running a car dealer doing brand new cars now.

Any good idea for a start up?


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Hi guyz

Does anyone knows what are the criteria/s or license/s needed to open up a recruitment agency? Im planning to supply staff to locals companies here. Mainly dealing with people from the philippines .



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Which part of london are you in??My sis is residing in london as well, maybe u guyz can hangout and she'll tell u more bout sg.lolx.

Can u try post some pics..it might help.

is there anything wrong wif that..as long im not advertising myself..i think its pretty cool..

Buyer will have to bear the cost for transfer. Please double check the amount as well. The payment will be made to LTA.

U can check the amount as follows:

https://vrl.lta.gov.sg/lta/vrl/action/p ... ransferFee

Hope this is useful

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I'll try look around the market for ya as well..will buzz ya if have any.

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Firstly it all depends. Leasing a car will actually be more expensive. If you planning to pay by cash, den its cool.If you are taking a loan. Try to go for older cars, as they have shorter break even periods.

Break Even- No cash top up needed in the future for your full settlement with banks.

$2000 is sufficient to lease a car. Try to go for some reputable companies.

There are many budget cars in the market actually. If you are getting used cars from dealers, there be 4 advance payments to be made. They are your first installement, insurance, transfer fee and agreement fee. If you are looking at brand new, then it will only be your first installment and insurance.