Revenue Auction: proposals open this Wednesday, with a car for R$13 thousand and a notebook for R$2.5 thousand

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Bids can be made between February 21st and 28th; There were 100 lots in total, but a Federal Revenue warehouse caught fire this week and part of the products were lost. See how to participate. Federal Revenue Auction has a car for R$13,000 and cell phones for R$450 The value proposal phase for the latest edition of the Federal Revenue Auction with seized or abandoned goods and vehicles began this Wednesday (21). The Port of Santos Customs (SP) will hold the auction on February 29th. Value proposals for the auction can only be made online, from 8am on February 21st until 9pm on February 28th. The session is scheduled to start at 9 am on the 29th, with the classification and ordering of proposals. Bids are released from 10am on the same day. A priori, there were 100 lots in total, but a warehouse at the Federal Revenue Service caught fire this week and part of the products were lost. Excluded lots are indicated on the auction page itself. (see below how to participate) This edition includes used cars, parts and accessories for vehicles, cell phones, cameras, notebooks, headphones, smartwatches and a series of other items. The auction will be held electronically. Bids must be made for closed lots — that is, a set of certain items. Other highlights of the auction are the lot numbers: In lot 32, it is possible to buy a 2005/2006 Fiat Doblô Cargo pickup truck from R$13,000. In lot 36, it is possible to buy a 2021 Chevrolet Onix from R$40,000. In lot 38, it is possible to buy a Macbook Air from R$2,500. Individuals may submit proposals for specific lots. Legal entities can present for all lots. Participation in the electronic auction by individuals and legal entities will take place through the “Electronic Auction System” service, accessed via the Virtual Taxpayer Service Center (e-CAC) using digital identities from the gov.br account with a level Silver or Gold reliability. See the list of available items One of the cars available at the Federal Revenue auction. This Fiat Doblo Cargo can be sold from R$ 13 thousand Disclosure/ Federal Revenue grants; backpacks; fanny packs; wallets; various parts and accessories for vehicles; smartphone accessories; smartphones; smartwatches (smart watches); cameras; wired headphones; Bluetooth-connected headphones; carbon brushes; blenders; carpets; vacuum cleaners; household items; marble stones; lamps; vases and other decorative items; jackets; t-shirts; pants; Bermuda; dresses; shoes; cars; notebooks; tablets; a truck; electronic components for printers; medical and hospital parts and items; bicycle parts and accessories; sportive articles; Perfumes; bicycle; hangers; glasses; CDs and DVDs; a pedal boat; a chainsaw; lanterns; cutlery; a sauna cabin; food packaging machine; portable refrigerators and freezers; surfboards; transformer robot costume with led light; car roof tent; and chemicals. Who can participate in the auction? Individuals can participate in the auction under the following criteria: be over 18 years old or emancipated; be registered in the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF); have a Silver or Gold reliability seal in the Federal Government’s digital identity system. For legal entities, the criteria are as follows: have regular registration in the National Register of Legal Entities (CNPJ); or, in the case of the person responsible for the company or its attorney, have a Silver or Gold seal of reliability in the Federal Government’s digital identity system. How to participate in the auction? One of the cars available at the Federal Revenue auction. This Onyx can be purchased from R$40,000. Disclosure/ Federal Revenue To participate in the auction by submitting a bid, the interested party must follow the following steps: between February 21st and 28th, observing the times established by the Revenue, access the Electronic Auction System through the Virtual Taxpayer Service Center ( e-CAC); select the auction notice in question, number 0817800/000001/2024 – PORTO DE SANTOS; choose the lot on which you want to bid and click on “include proposal”; accept the terms and conditions presented on the Revenue website; and include the proposed value (which must necessarily be greater than the minimum value established by the Revenue), and save. ‘G1 Highlight’: see how the Federal Revenue auction will work

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