Federal Revenue Auction Features Used Car Starting Bid of R$ 15,000, iPhone 14 Pro Max for R$ 2,000, and Various Other Items

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Federal Revenue Auctions Off Used Car, iPhone, and Other Items in São Paulo. Seized or Abandoned Products Can Be Acquired at Low Prices. Interested Parties Should Visit the Federal Revenue Website and Submit Bids Between January 25 and 29.

Are you looking for a used car, an iPhone, or a smartwatch at a low price? If so, you might be interested in the auction that the Federal Revenue will hold at the end of this month, featuring seized or abandoned products from various agencies in the state of São Paulo.

What You Can Find at the Auction

There are 74 lots with various goods, including electronics, motorcycle, cell phones, bags, shoes, and watches.

One of the highlights is lot 54, which includes a used car with a minimum bid of R$ 15,000.

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Where the Products Are Located and How to Pick Them Up

The items are located in different cities in São Paulo, such as Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, Campinas, Bauru, Sorocaba, Taubaté, and São Bernardo do Campo.

Those who win a lot must pick up the merchandise in person at the designated location.

The auction is open to both individuals and legal entities, but there are some restrictions based on the type of product and buyer.

How to Participate in the Auction

To participate, you need to visit the Federal Revenue website, log in with your unified registration or via gov.br login, and access the Virtual Taxpayer Assistance Center (e-CAC).

Then, just select auction number 0810900/000003/2023 and submit your bid for the desired lot.

The period for submitting bids runs from January 25 to 29. On January 30, the bids will be classified and ordered, and the bidding will commence.

Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase quality products at an accessible price.

Visit the Federal Revenue website and check the auction details BY CLICKING HERE.

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Federal Revenue Auction Features Used Car Starting Bid of R$ 15,000, iPhone 14 Pro Max for R$ 2,000, and Various Other Items

Federal Revenue Auctions Off Used Car, iPhone, and Other Items in São Paulo. Seized or Abandoned Products Can Be Acquired at Low Prices. Interested Parties Should Visit the Federal Revenue Website and Submit Bids Between January 25 and 29.

What You Can Find at the Auction

Where the Products Are Located and How to Pick Them Up

How to Participate in the Auction

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Federal Revenue Auctions Off Used Car, iPhone, and Other Items in São Paulo. Seized or Abandoned Products Can Be Acquired at Low Prices. Interested Parties Should Visit the Federal Revenue Website and Submit Bids Between January 25 and 29.

What You Can Find at the Auction

Where the Products Are Located and How to Pick Them Up

How to Participate in the Auction

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