OUR Anatel confirmed last Thursday, 7 April, that he intended tighten the calculation of the penalty imposed on companies and individuals who sell unapproved devices – or, as they mentioned, “gray market“The idea is to increase the penalties depending on the business structure, the size of the shares and the price of the device. In other words, to simplify the position of the regulator: companies that violate the established rules will receive significantly more punishment than an individual – who will be punished lighter sanctions.

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The update has in order to more severely suppress the illegal trade in electronics in the country – a piracy. Even if the penalty is greater for large entrepreneurs with large inventories and those who sell more reliable equipment, stiffness will be present for all categories – from micro-entrepreneurs to large commercial representatives. Through the agency’s official profile, twitter, went straight in the direction. Check:

Let’s translate the information into more accurate numbers: Small sellers will pay up to 85% less fines than large sellers., but all participants must be careful when offering non-standard devicesas Anatel intends to stop distributing these electronics in the Brazilian market.

The project is under public discussion

The project was approved; however, it is not yet applied, because new guidelines to be released via public comment – duration up to 45 days, Deadline is May 23rd.. According Wilson Diniz Wellish, Anatel, second deputy president of the National Telecommunications Agency, seized more than 340 thousand non-standard goods just three months last year. When the subject number of products confiscated in 2021the regulator has taken more than 3.4 million unapproved electronic devices – preventing more BRL 394 million were obtained through illegal trade.

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Via: tecnoblog.net Source: gov.br