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Promises made Promises kept , POTUS first few days! The lefts radical response!
That’s just farm/ranch input costs, and does not include taxes, overhead or capital expenditures, which represent the bulk of their actual cost. It also includes all labor, not just direct labor. It (your link) also states that labor cost was second to fertilizer and chemical costs. The price at the farm/ranch is generally much less than the cost at the shelf, so at the end of the day, DL is probably around 2-3% A union sheet metal fabricating facility building HVAC products in Southern California only runs 10% direct labor. -
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Man Jailed for Killing Siberian Husky Over Chicken Incident
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I think he's bed-&-breakfasting, since most explanations about pre-2024 "savings" seem to revolve in actual cash-in-the-bank. It would work something like this: 28/12/2023- you completely liquidate a brokerage account with $1m USD worth of stocks in it. T+2 would be settlement date (?), so you would then have an actual settled (not pending) cash balance of ~UDS$1 million. As of Jan 01,2024 you have $1 million of cash available to remit as prior savings. What you do with those funds afterwards?: remit the cash as non-assessable buy stocks, sell the entire holding at a loss. no gain = no income = not assessable. buy stocks, sell the entire holding at a gain. remit the entire proceeds, the original capital is not assessable, the gain only is assessable. Then it gets fuzzy: Do the above, but only transfer a portion of the proceeds? no guidance yet as to how the partial transfer is viewed. Can you just remit the capital, and hold the gains overseas, or must each remittance include a percentage of both capital AND gain? What to do with sales of stocks held prior to the cut-off date? Use cost basis at purchase, use value 31 Dec 2023 as value of original capital?capital gains to $1M as of 31/12/2023) Another problem.........they guy that on 28 Dec 2023 B&B'd his entire account valued at $1 million likely owes the IRS a massive payment on the capital gains. -
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Promises made Promises kept , POTUS first few days! The lefts radical response!
If there is a wage increase, they will still be higher than without wage increase. Energy prices are expected to decrease, according to a forecast made by the IEA last year. Oil price is expected to decrease to around $74/b in 2025, and $66/b in 2026. And it has nothing to do with drill aby drill B.S. which is just a slogan for the gullible. https://www.eia.gov/outlooks/steo/ -
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Best car rental from Gatwick Airport
What are you being quoted and for which dates? But don't bother paying the hire company for a car seat, just buy a booster cushion to bring him to a safe height. You won't have any legal issues with that. You can get one for around a tenner via Lazada/Shopee etc Example: https://www.lazada.co.th/products/car-booster-seat-safe-sturdy-kids-children-child-baby-increased-seat-pad-fits-6-12-years-old-multi-color-i4931718585-s20745230402.html Excess Protection is not something sold by UK car hire companies. Sounds like it's a standalone product sold separately by the broker that you have chosen. You'll still have to pay out of your own pocket in the event of an accident and then claim back afterwards. Not an issue, as long as you know what you are buying. Watch out when booking via brokers, to make sure that you read the details and T&C carefully. You'll find things like Limited Mileage that make the price look cheaper than booking direct and other requirements that might bamboozle you when you arrive at the counter.
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