a refrigerator is available for rs. 13750 including vat. if the rate of vat is 10%, find the original cost of the refrigerator.
given,cost of refrigerator inclusive vat = rs.13750rate of vat = 10%so,= = = hence,original cost of furniture = rs.12500
you can find it at https://cbc.gov.ky/images/documents/customs-tariff-law-2017-revision.pdf chapter 22, which starts on page 48 tariffs range anywhere from $2/litre to $16/litre, depending what you are bringing in - some of them are a pecentage. * Ex-showroom Price : Rs. 6,29,556
* RTO Tax : Rs. 37,773
* Insurance : Rs. 18,018
* On Road Price : Rs. 6,85,347 answer: `1.00` [tata altroz emi](/tata-altroz/car-loan-emi-calculator.htm) starts at ₹ 12,182 per month for a tenure of 60 months @ 9.8% for a loan amount of rs 5.76 lakh & down payment will be ₹ 64,000. Price of Okinawa Lite is Rs. 59,990 ex-showroom. If you add RTO, Road Tax, Insurance, Handling charges and misc expenses, the on road price of Okinawa Lite would come around Rs. 69,312 you might get a couple hundred if you part it out...ram / dvd drive / cpu / heatsink assembly / hdd / motherboard....failing that, maybe $100 for spares/repair on ebay....

the windows license wold be worth a few bucks too....(although technically, you can't resell these)

the laptop market has really dropped lately, and new laptops are dirt cheap, cmopared to what they were...unfortunately that has a knock on effect for us when we try to resell...

best idea is to part it out, or check out ebays wanted posts, see if anyone is looking for one for spares/repair.

if you feel really apprehensive aboutt aking the loss, you could always claim it off your insurance, as it was accidentally damaged, after all.... the on-road [price of thar in delhi](/mahindra/thar/price-in-new-delhi) starts at rs. 14,15,252. the on-road price is inclusive of rto charges and insurance. The simple interest formula is:  
I = P*R*T, where   
I - interest, P - principal, R - rate, T - time in years of the loan.  
Then, R = I/(P*T) =140/(500*7) = 0.04  
The rate is 4% that is still 135 more than i'd pay you. technically, new mexico does not have a sales tax, though it does have a gross receipts tax which functions in much the same way. the gross receipts tax rate currently ranges from 5.125% to 8.6875% depending on where the business is located.