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hi guys got a question, i'm planning to sell some stuff to some US guys. One thing i'm wondering is, how much is their import tax? like for singapore, when we buy something overseas and when its sent over, we will kena 7% GST. then if for US side, if we send something over there, will kenna tax how much ah? Thank in advance guys cheers

I read it from other forum... ========================= April 23, 2007, 11.53 am (Singapore time) Man charged for causing death of sales agent during test drive By Imelda Saad, ST Interactive Reporter By ST Interactive Reporter, Imelda Saad THE man who caused the death of a sales consultant two years ago while test driving a sports car has finally been charged with reckless driving. Regan Lee Da Wen, 26, appeared at the Subordinate Court on Monday, 18 months after the fatal accident. Lee was test-driving the high-performance Mazda MX-5 in October 2005 with sales agent 22-year-old Angela He Xueli seated beside him. He was travelling along Upper Paya Lebar Road towards Bartley Road when he lost control of the vehicle. The car hit a central road divider, crashing into a black BMW, then flipping over and colliding into an oncoming mini-van. The crash killed Ms He. Lee was expressionless when the charge of reckless driving causing death, was read to him. Straits Times Interactive understands that civil suits have also been filed against Lee by the victim's family and possibly other parties. Lee is now out on bail of $10,000. If convicted under the Road Traffic Act, Lee could be jailed up to 5 years. Speaking to Straits Times Interactive, Lee's lawyer, Julian Tay, said his client has been haunted by the incident. Mr Tay said he is unaware if Lee's license has been revoked but said he knows that Lee is 'no longer driving'. Lee's pre-trial conference has been set for June 18.

Panty Protest Sunday October 21, 2007 CityNews.ca Staff Some hockey players don't shave during the play-offs. Many hotels are missing a 13th floor. And some generals in Myanmar refuse to touch women's underwear, believing it reduces their power. This superstition has led to a wide scale protest against the military government in Myanmar. Lanna Action for Burma encourages women to "post, deliver or fling!" their panties to Myanmar embassies. Thailand, Australia, Singapore, England and other European countries have already sent out their delicates in this "Panties for Peace" drive. No word yet on the military response, though, or if the General himself wears boxers or briefs. http://www.citynews.ca/news/features_15959.aspx wat if throw the ATK wrong kena ang chia.

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