the first Federal revenue auction 2024 will contain an element that Brazilians desire very much: A 128 GB iPhone 14 Pro Max. With a minimum bid of R$2,000, this item is just one of the many attractions at the organisation's new auction, held in Ribeirão Preto (SP). Launched in 2022, the Apple smartphone is one of Apple's most advanced phones, featuring a 48-megapixel camera and an A16 Bionic processor.
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In addition, the range includes a 64GB iPhone 8 Plus, which is available to individuals and legal entities. Proposals can be submitted from 8am on 25 January until 9pm on 29 January. Therefore, the classification of the selected offers will be announced on January 30 at 9 am, and the bidding session will be held at 10 am on the same day.
So much with iPhones
The Federal Revenue Auction has other lots containing Apple mobile phones, including:
- Plot 45: iPhone XR 128GB, iPhone 13 128GB and iPhone Charger. Minimum bid is R$1,200;
- Plot 46: iPhone 11 Pro 64GB, iPhone 11 Pro Max 256GB, and Apple AirPods. Minimum bid is R$1,000;
- Plot 47: iPhone 11 Pro 64GB and iPhone 11 128GB. Minimum bid is R$800;
- Plot 48: Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, and Apple iPhone 12 with 128GB. Minimum bid is R$800.
How to participate in the federal revenue auction?
Those wishing to participate in the auction must register e-CACUsing a digital certificate. On the Federal Revenue website, interested parties will be able to check available quantities, with minimum bid value and product details entered. It is worth noting that the goods can be viewed by appointment, with consultation numbers available at a local home.
Therefore, complete information is provided about the places to visit and pick up the auctioned lots at Notice 0810900/000003/2023available on the Federal Revenue website.
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