Sell Gold Without A Letter

Sell Gold without a letter

selling gold without an karawang letter. Even if they are aware, many will then forget to save the letters so that they are confused when they are going to sell the gold. To get the best price, the letter of purchase is indeed important. But that doesn't mean you can't get the best price when selling gold without the letter.

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selling gold without an karawang letter. Even if they are aware, many will then forget to save the letters so they are in a quandary when they are going to sell the gold. To get the best price, the letter of purchase is indeed important. But that doesn't mean you can't get the best price when selling gold without the letter.

In addition, gold is also not subject to tax. So, you don't have to pay taxes every year. Gold can also be turned into money. You can sell it whenever you need money.

In addition, gold is also not subject to tax. So, you don't have to pay taxes every year. Gold can also be turned into money. You can sell it whenever you need money.

To sell gold, you have to pay attention to the letters you have. If you don't have the letter, then the price of gold sold will fall. This is because the letter explains the authenticity of the gold content and the weight of the gold.

General Geographical Condition

• Karawang Regency is geographically located between 107o02 – 107o40 east longitude and 5o56 – 6o34 south latitude. The area of ​​Karawang Regency is ± 1,753.27 km2 or 175,327 Ha, 3.73% of the area of ​​West Java province.

• Administrative boundaries consist of:

The northern part is bordered by the Java Sea

The eastern part is bordered by Subang Regency

The southeastern part is bordered by Purwakarta Regency

The southern part is bordered by Bogor and Cianjur Regencies

The western part is bordered by Bekasi Regency

• Karawang Regency is relatively a lowland area with variations in the slope of the region 0-2%, 2-15%, 15-40% and above 40%. In the northern part of the plains and beaches, the middle part is plains and hills, while in the southern part is a plateau (mountains) with a maximum height (Mount Sanggabuana) reaching ± 1291 m above sea level.

• Annual rainfall ranges from 1100-3200 mm/year with an annual average temperature of 28.87oC, an average air pressure of 0.01 millibars. The dry season is from April to November and the rainy season is from December to March. The existence of the Citarum River which divides the Karawang and Bekasi districts often causes flooding during the rainy season.

• Karawang is known as the rice granary of West Java with an area of ​​93,590 hectares of rice fields or about 53% of the district's area spread across all sub-districts. Rice production is supported by an adequate irrigation system. The irrigation canals in Karawang consist of the North Tarum Main Canal from the Walahar Dam, the West Tarum Main Canal and the East Tarum Main Canal from the Curug Dam. In addition to the three main canals, this area also has irrigation canals whose water sources come from the Cibeet Dam and the Barugbug and Pundog Dams in Purwakarta Regency. With well-organized irrigation conditions, the dry season has little effect on rice production.

General Demographic Situation

• Karawang has the following population ratio; 1,127,859 men and 1,060,002 women (April 2012).

• The main livelihood is as factory workers, farmers and laborers. In the lowland and coastal areas of Tanjung Pakis, the people generally make a living as fishermen.

• The majority of the population of Karawang Regency comes from the Sundanese because of its geographical location which is still in the West Java area.

• The people of the Tanjung Pakis sub-district are village people, but in some respects they show characteristics like urban people. This is due to its proximity to the cities of Karawang, Cikarang, Bekasi and Jakarta. Apart from its location, the type of work of the population also demands mobility which affects people's lifestyles. People tend to identify themselves as Betawi people, speaking Indonesian everyday with the Betawi dialect which has the connotation of "Jakarta". Even though it looks "urban" in some ways, mutual cooperation and cooperation between residents is still visible.

• The culture that spread in the land of Sunda is the Sundanese culture inherited since the time of the Hindu-Buddhist kingdom such as Parahiyangan Dance, Karawanganan Dance and Kendang Rampak Art

The Coverage of the Archipelago Enlightenment Team

The Enlightenment Nusantara Team will work in the Pakis Jaya sub-district, in collaboration with the Pakis Jaya Health Center. The following is a breakdown of the condition of the district:

• Kecamatan Pakisjaya has an area of ​​5,560,207 Ha with a distance of 75 km (120 minutes) to the district capital and a distance of 200 km (240 minutes) to the provincial capital.

• Geographically, Pakisjaya District borders the following areas:

North side: Java Sea

South: Citarum River and Bungin Branch District, Bekasi Regency

East side: Batujaya District

West : Citarum River and Muara Gembong District, Bekasi Regency

• Kecamatan Pakis Jaya consists of 8 villages: Tanjung Pakis Village, Tanjung Mekar Village, Tanjung Bungin Village, Solokan Village, Tanah Baru Village, Teluk Jaya Village, Teluk Buyung Village, Telaga Jaya Village.

• The total population of Pakis Jaya Subdistrict is 42,403 people, with details of 21,856 men and 20,547 women and 11,217 households. Thus the population density/km2 is 35 people. The number of poor people is 3,785 families.

• The majority of the population has low education. There are 22 elementary school buildings and 9 MI units spread over 8 villages in Pakisjaya District. However, junior and senior high school education is very limited.