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GNU Free Documentation License  ny.racked.com Leslie Price Fri, 18 Jan 2008 20:22:58 GM Somewhat belatedly, here is a look inside A.P.C.'s new . Surplus store. on Grand Street in the 'burg that opened a week ago today. What's notable about the shop is that almost all the merchandise you see is 60% off. ...  jpgmag.com unknown Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:44:08 GM Surplus store. sign By Randall Erkelens.  survivalistboards.com Atlas642 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 08:12:28 GM I had a great time today spending time with some of my friends at the local Army/Navy . Surplus store. in my town. I had originally planned to only bring along one friend, but five showed up. Most of my friends aren't into survivalism, ... From Google Blog Search: "surplus store"  news.google.com Tempo Interaktif ... to store it, he said, after a hearing with the House or Representatives' (DPR) Commission VI, yesterday. According to Agus, to utilize the CPO surplus , ... news.google.com Jamestown Post Journal As rapidly as possible this surplus snow would be removed by the street department but there was so much that it was a slow job. ... news.google.com Salt Lake Tribune But in a twisted bit of good news, office-building construction in many areas of the Wasatch Front has stopped, giving the market time to absorb the surplus ... and more » From Google News Search: "surplus store"  electronicsrecycler.com 1195px x 800px | 107.20kB [source page] Click the photo to enlarge  bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net 472px x 716px | 39.70kB [source page] From Yahoo Image Search: "surplus store" Where Can I find an Army Surplus Store in Toronto? Q. Where Can I find an Army Surplus Store in Toronto? Asked by HL16 - Tue Oct 21 20:19:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. This is a link that has the Army Surplus Store in on there. Click it and it will come up. Answered by The Terminator - Wed Oct 22 00:19:42 2008 I run a thrift store...and we have a huge surplus? How to get rid of some of it? Q. There have been many suggestions by other employees, some people think we should have a huge sale but then we'd probably lose money. Me and a few others think we should rent a commercial grinder and grind the stuff into dust, then sell the dust by the pound. Any other suggestions? Asked by ashley - Fri Sep 18 23:18:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. "but then we'd probably lose money" You're already losing money sitting on the surplus. There's something called the cost of money. You've tied up capital in inventory that isn't moving. Meanwhile, you've got expenses; maybe even loans (who doesn't). Those loans cost you in interest, and even if you don't have loans, the capital could be working for you somewhere else. Have the sale, recover your money. As for the tax write-off suggestion, the amount you'd save is dependent upon your tax bracket. Say you're in the 20% bracket, you'd recoup only 20% of the donated value, which is your COST not your selling price. You can never use the retail price; you have to use the cost. So if you donate $1000 (cost) of inventory, you only get a… [cont.] Answered by Herrmann - Fri Sep 18 23:52:52 2009 anybody who knows a military surplus store in malaysia?
Q. anybody who knows a military surplus store in malaysia? Asked by bushido blade - Tue Nov 4 13:26:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. You could maybe try here. https://secure.armysurplu sforless.com//categories. php?catID=2&gclid=CPm0gpK W5pYCFQTnlAoduUE6OQ Answered by Kishin Spirit - Sat Nov 8 13:07:03 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "surplus store" See also:
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