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Carlitos · 05-20-2011, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by anshumanster

hi manson /Haroon
hope u doing great . my bro is in us for past 3 years and he owns a 2007 yamaha r6 . he want to bring the same in india . there it costed him around 7000 $ .
how much extra he may end up paying other than 1600 $ for airport transfer from california to india . after reading many threads by you and haroon my advice to my brother was to sell the beast .

But , if according to you the proceedure has become hassle free cud u help me on this . Pic of his R6 attached

Haroon / sunny / manson , please help !!

Hey man,

That color is the 09 R6. Unless your brother changed the plastics. I know the past and present history of the R6, hence the comment.
Anyway, hope you find answers to your questions.
Good luck

RanjithMN · 05-20-2011, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by rakshit rana

TR(transfer of residency) & you will get depriciation upto 70% depending upon the no. Of years you own the bike there.for eg:-10% for 1 year,20% for 2 years & so on..& you cannot sell your bike for atleast 2 years here in india after importing the bike..

Is there any limit on how old the vehicle to be imported should be?
say my vehicle is 10-15 yrs old,how much reduction in TAX would i be eligible for?

Thank You

rakshit rana · 05-20-2011, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by RanjithMN

Is there any limit on how old the vehicle to be imported should be?
say my vehicle is 10-15 yrs old,how much reduction in TAX would i be eligible for?

Thank You

I don't know about how old the vehicle or limit of the vehicle but since the maximum depriciation amount is 70% so you will get 70% depriciation according to the amount for which you bought the vehicle.

kinshuk.arya · 05-20-2011, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by rakshit rana

I don't know about how old the vehicle or limit of the vehicle but since the maximum depriciation amount is 70% so you will get 70% depriciation according to the amount for which you bought the vehicle.

the max 70% depreciation is on the showroom price of the vehicle. so even if you have bought a pre owned vehicle the depreciation will be calculated on the price mentioned in the kellys blue book (used by most import offices)..

rakshit rana · 05-20-2011, 03:11 PM

thanks for correcting me bro..

vivekjayasheel · 05-20-2011, 05:03 PM

Normally how much time does it take to procure an NOC from Bangalore RTO for transfer to another state, if the imported bike is legal?

RanjithMN · 05-21-2011, 01:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kinshuk.arya

the max 70% depreciation is on the showroom price of the vehicle. so even if you have bought a pre owned vehicle the depreciation will be calculated on the price mentioned in the kellys blue book (used by most import offices)..

Quote:

Originally Posted by rakshit rana

I don't know about how old the vehicle or limit of the vehicle but since the maximum depriciation amount is 70% so you will get 70% depriciation according to the amount for which you bought the vehicle.

Thanks both of you..never knew they use Kelly's Blue Book!!

ROCKRZ · 05-25-2011, 12:36 PM

Hi,
I am going abroad (china) for a business trip for 3 years. I intend to purchase a cbr250rr or the cbr400rr there. After the period of 3 years, can i bring along the bike here?

What will be the total expenses if suppose i buy it for 200000 and its showroom cost was 500000. Just to highlight, both the bikes are not into production. What can I do?

Regards

MAN_UTD · 06-20-2011, 12:38 PM

Hi guys, I just wanted to know that there is a 2005-06 model cbr 600 in UK, cost 2800 gbp. Now if i have to bring that bike in india how much it would cost me including all fares rather than getting the bike on transfer of residency.
regards...

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