Transferring money from INR to USD?
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Basic principle is that you have to pay tax only in one country.  So if you paid taxes in India, you can get a deduction in the US.  However, you need to disclose WORLDWIDE income in the US.  There are no tax implications of bringing money back to the US and it will not be considered as Income.  If you make a profit due to currency fluctuation, that is a profit and needs to be disclosed.  One more thing - you cannot transfer money to the US from your NRO account.  You will have to get cash, exchange it to dollars on the open market and bring it in physically.  All the best.
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Is the amount in dollars?
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The conversion rate for dollars and rupees is 44.82 Indian rupee's for one us dollar. and .02 us dollars for one Indian rupee.
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Your bank will do it slowly\nA currency exchange will do it (at the airport)\nWestern Union will probably issue you an international money order
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18000 USD u can convert it as per the xchange rate per year
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try western union money transfer nothing as good as this!!!!!
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ICICI Bank exchanges the currencies. There are always two rates as fixed by the Reserve bank of india on day-to-day basis, the buying rate and the selling rate. The currencies are exchanged at the fixed rates of the RBI and no separate commission is charged by the Bank.
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Thursday, May 11, 2006 \n\n1 Indian Rupee = 0.02232 US Dollar \n1 US Dollar (USD) = 44.80402 Indian Rupee (INR) \n\nMedian price = 0.02224 / 0.02232 (bid/ask)\nMinimum price = 0.02220 / 0.02228 \nMaximum price = 0.02226 / 0.02233
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Try this currency converter...link below.
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You have two problems: payment and delivery.\n\nThe first problem, payment, is a little tricky.  You will have to transfer the cash into an electronic medium.  If you know someone with a credit card who can help you, this is the easiest – give them the cash and have them pay.  Otherwise, you will have to go to one of the banks in Kabul (I would go to Afghanistan International Bank, as it is managed by the Dutch ING Bank, or Standard Chartered, as they are international banks and are more likely to offer the services you need). If they will give you a debit card or a credit card, then that is great – use that to pay for the computer.  If not, go to paypal (www.papal.com).  This is a free service that lets you pay from your bank account.  Dell accepts payments form paypal, so you can use that to pay.  It might be easier for you to try Western Union (http://www.westernunion.com/index_consumer.asp) money transfers, although I am not sure if Dell accepts money transfers.  You can go to a Western Union office (click on the “find and agent location button on the website to see a list of locations in Afghanistan) and transfer the money to Dell. Your bank in Kabul certainly offers wire transfer options as well. You would have to call Dell to see how these last two would work however . From Afghanistan, dial 001 800 999 3355 (this spells out 001 800 www dell on your telephone keypad).   \n\nYou will have to call Dell at 001 800 999 3355 to place the order, as its online system doesn’t include Afghanistan (I guess they don’t get a lot of orders there).  You can still pay with your credit card or via paypal this way (and maybe Western Union witre transfer as well) – the sales person will know exactly how.\n\nThe second one is easier, but still a bit confusing.   Once it is ordered, you have to get it delivered. If Dell will send it FedExm great, because FedEx delivers to Afghanistan, so you can have the computer sent there.  Make sure you pay for insurance when you send it (FedEx has that option), because there is a chance it could be stolen en route.  FedEx is a pretty good company, but it could still happen.  Given the lack of stret addresses in Afghanistan, it would probably be easier if you have the computer sent to the FedEx office and then went to pick It up there.  You can find out more information about FedEx in Afghanistan at http://www.fedex.com/af/  FedEx offices are in Kabul, Heart and Kandahar.  Their addresses are:\n: \nAfghan Express Ltd\nKarte 3\nKhai Street\nNorth of Ministry of Commerce\nHouse # 326\nKabul, Afghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nTel: +93 (0)20 2500525\nMobile: +93 (0) 70 286028/29\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nAfghan Express Limited\nBank-e-Khoon Road\nHaji Ayoub Square\nKajj Street\nHeart, Afghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nTel: +93 (0)40 220301\nMobile: +93 (0)70 294462\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nAfghan Express Limited\nNoor Jahan Hotel, 1st floor\nShaheedan Square\nShahr-e-Naw Street\nKandahar\nAfghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nMobile: +93 (0)70 303257\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nYou can also have it delivered via DHL.  The same applies, but the office is in Kabul (there are also two offices on Bagram and Kandahar air bases, but if you don’t work there, you can’t get to them. \n\nDHL International\nShirpoor Square\nAhar e Naw\nKabul\nOpen Sat-Thu 09:00-18:00, Fri Closed\n\nA final choice is to send it A.P.O. This is the easiest If you can do it.  APO stands for Army Post Office, and it is a system that allows American soldiers to receive mail internationally as if they were living at home (the US military delivers it).  Dell wee certainly deliver to an APO address.  The problem is you have to know a solider who will agree to accept the delivery for you, and then give you the computer.  If you do, try giving them the cash and getting them to put it on their credit card as well. \n\nIf none of these work, you will have to get someone in the US take delivery of the computer, and then se
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You can only covert Franc notes at Banque de France. They will give you Euros or US Dollars. You have missed the time table for exchanging coins.
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The bank should offer a service to transfer direct to her account as well as exchanging to GBP for the transfer. You could check with the receiving bank and compare rates before deciding. It is often cheaper and quicker to use money transfer agencies that are usually in abundance in any financial centre, you could probably find them in the telephone directory. If your wife has a large amount she may be better off holding it in an offshore account rather than in the UK.
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At this very moment as i type it is $1 = Rs.44.33 \n\nYou can get the value of almost every currency in terms of indian rupee from: http://www.x-rates.com/d/INR/table.html
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there are several free conversion tools that give you up to date currency conversion ( see the links below )\n---\ngive a man a fish and feed him a meal, teach a man to fish and feed him for life........\ngoogle search string [ conversion money ]
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Often for international transactions, services like PayPal are the way to go. because PayPal can instantly convert your money on the fly from the US dollar ($), to the British Pound (£), Japanese Yen (¥), or Euro (€)
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www.gocurrency.com In the upper right corner there is a currency converter. Try it...
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Currently one dollar is worth a bit over 46 rupees, though that can change not only on a day to day basis, but on a moment to moment basis.  The currency market is a currently fluctuating one.\n\nFor the future, though, you can find just about any monetary conversion you want very quickly and easily by going to www.xe.com.\n\nTheir interface is extremely simple to use and can convert just about any currency, and any amount of it, into any other currency you want instantly.  \n\n=)