In accordance with the law, the State Tax Service keeps records of, values and sells such property. Sales are carried out in various ways: direct sales, consignment sales and discount auctions.
Every 30 working days, the price is revised with a 20 per cent discount. If an item remains unsold for 150 working days, it is put up for a discount auction, with the price potentially reduced to 50 per cent of the most recent revised price.
Both individuals and legal entities may purchase such property. Weapons, explosives, toxic substances, radioactive materials, items of cultural and historical value, and other categories administered by other authorities are excluded from sale.
The listings can be viewed on the State Tax Service’s official website, https://sfs.md/ro/bunuri-confiscate, where updated lists of confiscated goods offered for sale, their specifications and terms of purchase are published. Interested parties must submit an application via the State Tax Service’s website using the interactive module.
As emphasised by the State Tax Service, the agency manages and sells confiscated property, ownerless property, and other categories of property as provided for by law, ensuring the transparency of the process and its compliance with current regulatory requirements.
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