Online second-hand buyers’ register (DOR)

Do you regularly buy second-hand items and sell them again? If this trade is more than a hobby, you must keep track of it in a certified register. To combat the offence of handling stolen goods, you also have a reporting obligation. You are required to register as a trader.through the Online second-hand buyers’ portal (DOL). The local authority and police are also notified of this. Doing this ensures you immediately comply with the reporting obligation.

Registration with the Online Second-Hand Buyers’ Register (DOR)

What is a certified register?

This means that the local authority has approved the register. The mayor has certified the Online Second-Hand Buyers’ Register (DOR). If you have your own business system, you can connect it to the DOR free of charge. That way, you immediately meet the legal requirements.

Who is required to keep records

You must keep records if you buy up used and unregulated goods and resell them. Unregulated goods are items that are usually not or almost never for sale.

You need to keep records if you trade in, for example, metals, precious stones, timepieces, works of art, cars, motorbikes, mopeds, bicycles, photographic, film, radio, audio and video equipment and computers and laptops.

Laws and regulations

The following regulations can be found on the website Overheid.nl (local).

General Municipal Ordinance Leeuwarden

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What is a certified register?

Who is required to keep records

You must keep records if you buy up used and unregulated goods and resell them. Unregulated goods are items that are usually not or almost never for sale.

Laws and regulations

The following regulations can be found on the website Overheid.nl (local).

General Municipal Ordinance Leeuwarden