The National Agency for Fiscal Administration (ANAF) has launched a digital platform dedicated to the advertising and sale of seized goods, as well as those that have entered the private property of the state. On this site, users can find a variety of goods at reduced prices, including luxury cars, jewelry, apartments, and land. Although the platform starts with a limited number of goods, the offer will increase in the coming days and weeks. Among the available products is a 2019 Lamborghini Urus, with a starting price of 1.1 million lei, and a 2020 Ferrari Portofino, listed at 1,004,000 lei. The prices are lower than those on the market; for example, a Lamborghini Urus costs an average of 1.25 million lei on other platforms. Luxury watches, such as Patek Philippe and Rolex Daytona, are also available at competitive prices. The goods are promoted for 30 days, after which they move to the auction section. Users who do not have accounts on SPV or ghișeul.ro must register with remote identification to access the platform.
Sources
Lamborghini, Ferrari și ceasuri cu diamante sunt scoase la vânzare la preț redus pe noua platformă lansată de ANAF
ANAF a scos la vânzare un Ferrari F430 Spider. Prețul cerut pentru mașina din 2006, cu puțini kilometri la bord
ANAF scoate la licitație bijuterii și perle, iar numai taxa de participare este de 1.028.435 de lei
DEȘTEPTAREA: ANAF a depășit 1 milion de accesări pentru platforma de licitații online. Ferrari și ceasuri Rolex, scoase la vânzare
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