An iPhone 14 Pro Max Sold at Federal Revenue auction for R$6.2 million It was held on Wednesday (22) in Guarulhos (SP). The winning bid attracted attention for its exorbitant value because there was only one mobile phone in the lot with no other details that would contribute to the price increase.
On the first attempt to purchase an Apple mobile phone, QI had minimum value R$ 2,389The IT company that won the dispute made an offer of R$ 6,000. Another competitor then offered R$6,187, which was matched by R$6.2 million.
According to g1, A very high price may have been quoted due to a typo From the person responsible for the company’s bids in the online auction, the same participant won five more lots containing the same iPhone 14 model, paying much less. These ranged in value from R$ 5,500 to R$ 7,500.
If the error hypothesis is confirmed and the winner does not pay R$ 6.2 million, will need to initiate an administrative process to report the error to the IRS. As a result, the participant will lose the right to purchase the item, will be subject to a 20% penalty on the minimum value of the lot, and may be suspended from the organization’s auctions for up to two years.
iPhones for millionaire values at Federal Revenue
There have been other recent cases of iPhones selling for millions of dollars at IRS auctions. One person at an auction in São Paulo last month Won dispute over lot containing three iPhone 14 Pro Max by bidding at least R$12.6 million.
At the time, the agency said it believed a “major” typo had occurred while the bidder was using the system to submit the bid. When such situations occur The possibility of the participant being malicious is also checkedIf proven, it could lead to sanctions.
Interestingly, this week’s auction He received other millionaire bids from people bidding between R$1.05 million and R$2.5 million for multiple iPhones containing one unit each.
The bids are close to the winning bids of R$1.2 million and R$1.5 million respectively for the gold and diamond lots at the same event.
Source: Tec Mundo
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