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Trade in movable heritage
Anyone who trades in movable heritage must be registered as per regulations governing the register of companies and standard classification of activities for the activity which evidently shows that it deals with the trade in movable heritage.
Movable heritage being traded by a trader must be included in one of the following types of movable heritage:
- weapons;
- tools;
- building equipment;
- residential equipment;
- clothing and personal items;
- traffic and transport means;
- items for games and spare time;
- artistic items;
- items of use value;
- ritual items;
- items of communication;
- coat-of-arms, flags, prizes and awards;
- means for trade and banking;
- items for presentations and demonstrations;
- machines and devices;
- items of education, science and technology;
- geological items; botanical items;
- zoological items;
- human remains;
- musical instruments;
- other items of historic importance.
Applies for SKD:
- Retail sale of second-hand goods in stores G47.790
Conditions
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Applicants who wish to pursue this activity must register the business activity, and have the appropriate legal status.
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The trader shall keep the records of purchase and sale and other transactions in relation to heritage. The aim of the records is to ensure traceability of the sale of heritage with a view to preventing unlawful actions in relation thereof.
The records shall contain data on the origin of heritage, the description and the selling price, as well as the data on the owner or possessor and buyer of the heritage. The seller shall inform the purchaser that restrictions may apply to the transfer or export of the item.
Data on the owner and buyer entered in the records of sale are the data on the firm and registered office if it is a legal entity, or personal name and residence in the case of a natural entity.
Evidence
- Records of purchase and sale
Legal basis