Determination of Administrative Violation Evidence as Perishable Goods and Items

18:55, 10/07/2024

This is a notable content in Circular 173/2013/TT-BTC issued by the Minister of Finance, providing guidance on the implementation of certain contents regarding the management and handling of administrative violation objects and means temporarily seized or confiscated under administrative procedures.

According to the regulations in Circular 173/2013/TT-BTC, administrative violation exhibits that are perishable goods and items include:

Perishable goods and items, Circular 173/2013/TT-BTC

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- Fresh food, easily spoiled, difficult to preserve;- Flammable and explosive goods (gasoline, oil, liquefied gas, and other flammable and explosive substances);- Medicines, veterinary drugs, and plant protection drugs with a shelf life of less than 60 days according to the expiration date indicated on the packaging and labels;- Processed food and other goods with a shelf life of less than 30 days according to the expiration date indicated on the packaging and labels;- Seasonal goods (seasonal consumer goods, goods serving holidays, and festivals), high-end electronics (tablets, smartphones), and other goods and items that, if not handled immediately after the detention or confiscation decision, will deteriorate, become unsellable, or expire.

Additionally, Circular 173 also stipulates the handling methods for perishable administrative violation exhibits:

- Destruction for goods and items that are damaged and no longer have use value.- Direct sale (without auction), except for cases that must be destroyed.

See more regulations in Circular 173/2013/TT-BTC, effective from January 5, 2014.

Thu Ba

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