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How to participate in the Federal Revenue auction? Who are the people who can and who cannot participate in an event like this? Is it possible to bid online without having to go to the physical location where the auction is taking place or not? What are the products that are usually auctioned by the IRS?
As we already mentioned in our content about what is a auction, this is a practice, an event, that happens not just a few years ago, but for millennia: Assyrians auctioned fish 2 thousand years before Christ, a total of 4 thousand years ago. 500 years before Christ, Babylonians auctioned women, about 2,500 years ago.
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In this way, over time the event has been improving, gaining new faces, new products, among other details, until we reach the present day. Today, even the State holds auctions, whether of real estate, vehicles or any other things that were seized for non-payment of fees, for example.
Faced with this, the Federal Revenue appears, which annually seizes several products and puts them in auctions. But after all, How to participate in the IRS auction? That's what we're going to talk about today. So, if you want more details on the subject, we recommend that you follow us until the end of the article for more details. Come on, read with us!
What is the IRS auction?
But after all, what is the Federal Revenue auction about? As you can imagine, federal agencies of the Brazilian government seize a series of products almost daily. These products are seized by way of imprisonment or the payment of old or high-value debts.
For example: when the Federal Police seize luxury cars, jewelry and money in the homes of people who evade taxes, there were gangs that used mass scams, in addition to other similar situations, it is up to the Federal Revenue to gather the objects and auction them at your events.
In this way, the products are no longer in the hands of those who broke the law, and can then reach the hands of a person who pays his bills on time, does not commit crimes and does not owe the State. Naturally, it is necessary to go through a process of revalidation of the movable or immovable property, regularizing it to be seen again, as in the example of vehicles, apartments, houses and land.
So, in a practical summary it is this: the Federal Revenue auction is an event like any other of the type, however, the products are seen through police seizures and collections by the Brazilian tax authorities, that is, by people who owe to the Revenue Federal. Keep reading with us for more details.
How is the auction done?
But, and how does the auction take place? Where is the occasion and how to participate? Unlike physical auctions, the event held by the Federal Revenue Service is completely online: that is, there is no physical version, there is no way to go to the revenue office closest to your home to bid or even withdraw a product that won. Everything happens over the web.
This auction model became common, especially after the arrival of the pandemic, around the beginning of 2020. Thus, virtually all physical auctions that were famous and attracted many people began to be broadcast online. The same happened with the recipe auctions, however, these never went back to being physical, only digital.
How to participate in the Federal Revenue auction?
But, after all, how to participate in the Federal Revenue auction. Well, that's simple: just stay tuned for when the next auction announcement opens, through the “News” tab of the Gov.br website. There, the date that will take place is mentioned, some of the products available, in addition to the availability of the video call link that will take place live.
You can also consult the next notices of open auctions clicking on this link.
Anyone of legal age can participate, as long as they do not have debts with the Federal Revenue Service, nor are they serving a sentence in a semi-open regime or with a trial pending. The same goes for legal entities (CNPJ).
This was our guide on how to participate in the Federal Revenue auction. We hope we were clear and resolved your question. Comment below if you still have questions to ask. To the next!
