- Strengthening Anti-Fraud Efforts through Interagency Collaboration Porsche Sports Sedan Auctioned for NT$3.31 Million, 10% Above Market Value
- Rare High-Performance Porsche SUV Auction by Taichung Branch Office: Act Quickly to Secure This Unique Opportunity!
- Guidelines for Auctioning Educational Materials by the Taichung Branch of the Administrative Enforcement Agency: Everything Has Value, Integrity Is Priceless
- AEA and Highway Bureau Deepen Their Exchange in the Liaison Meeting to Jointly Promote the Electronic Official Document Referral and Achieve to Goals of Net-Zero
- 46th issue of the “AEA World” by AEA, MOJ Published on May 6, 2024
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- Taichung Branch holds the first "Dadun Justice Market", combining auctions, charity sales, and tax promotions. - Cheers to the New Year and gets goodies together.
- After Being Fined, Jiang Switches Company Heads, Claiming All Funds and Refusing to Compensate for Expenses - Taichung Branch Places Mr. Jiang in Custody, and He Finally Agrees to Pay Up.
- Gold Coins for Integrity: Administrative Enforcement Agency Taichung Branch Enters Campuses for Integrity Promotion.
- Court Places Individual in Custody for Disregarding Payment Freeze, Misleading Manufacturers to Pay Cash with Payment Funds Transferred to Unknown Destination.
FAQ
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I’m a temporary employee and be paid not much. But I had been noticed that I have some tax not paid by Administrative Enforcement Branch. I think it must be a mistake, and maybe it’s not authentic. And I wonder how to know the truth?
You can call to the Administrative Enforcement Branch to ask the clerk to check it. We can tell you that which bureau transferred your case. We don’t have the right to correct the amount of fine or abandon the case. If you have other questions, please contact the bureau for further resolution.
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How should I file an administrative complaint against the order of fulfillment by an Administrative Enforcement Branch?
According to the Administrative Enforcement Law article 9, the obligator or interested party may file an administrative complaint against the dispositions that have been rendered subsequent to the administrative enforcement procedure. The complaint should first be submitted to the Administrative Enforcement Branch which renders the administrative dispositions before the finish of related administrative enforcement procedure. The Administrative Enforcement Branch which made the disposition should make a preliminary examination and decision within 10 days. The former disposition will be corrected or rescinded if the complaint has a standing for reason. The Administrative Enforcement Branch will transfer the complaint and its preliminary decision as well to its superior office if it finds the former disposition is legitimate. And its superior office, the Administrative Enforcement Agency, will make a final decision, either sustain or rescind the former disposition, according to the law.
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I don’t have the health insurance ID card. I always see a doctor at my own expense. Do I still have to pay the health insurance premium?
According to the national health insurance law, the national health insurance policy is a compulsory social policy. Those who are qualified as insured will automatically be covered by the insurance policy and are obligatory to pay the premium as well. If you have any question about national health insurance policy, please contact Bureau of Central Health Insurance directly (tel: 0800-212369).
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My vehicle has already reported obsolete, why I still receive notification paper that I owe license plate tax?
Our agency is only responsible for execution procedural examination. As for issues of disputable conduct of imposing license plate tax, we kindly request obligators to check them at transferring departments.
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I didn’t register any corporation or lose personal identity card, but receive execution order from the agency. How should I handle this?
Administrative execution events processed by our agency are based on referral paper and execution reason from transferring departments. If you did not ever register a corporation or lose personal identity card, please ask transferring departments for details.
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Director Yu-yuan Huang of the Administrative Enforcement Agency Visits Our Branch
Director Yu-Yuan Huang of the Administrative Enforcement Agency of the Ministry of Justice visited the training course for volunteers on the morning of June 14, to encourage personnel engaged in volunteer services across agencies under the Ministry of Justice. Director Huang urged volunteer workers to adopt a friendly service attitude and serve visitors with enthusiasm and warmth. Internally, he emphasized fostering a spirit of love, compassion, and care among the volunteers. During his visit to the Taichung Branch Office, Director Huang not only attended the volunteer training course but also presented awards for outstanding achievements in the 112th fiscal year, including the Outstanding Achievement Award, the First Place in Execution Performance Award, and the First Place in Execution Attitude Assessment Award to exemplary colleagues. He expressed condolences and encouragement to all staff members. Furthermore, Director Huang actively discussed future administrative priorities and strategies, addressing issues such as manpower utilization and the promotion of case execution. Through these visits and discussions, he aimed to enhance foresight among colleagues regarding future business development and foster a spirit of mutual assistance and cooperation, thereby promoting more effective implementation of administrative tasks.
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Results Video of 2024 'Guiding with Integrity, Walking the Path of Clean Governance' Anti-Corruption and Legal Education Campaign
In the first half of this year, the Taichung Branch Office of the Administrative Enforcement Agency organized internship training for 14 students from the Department of Finance and Law at Asia University. To deepen their understanding of agency operations, from March to May, the Ethics Office themed its activities around "Guiding with Integrity, Walking the Path of Clean Governance," arranging a series of courses including observation and practical exercises in anti-corruption practices. These initiatives aimed to help interns explore the significance of integrity and ethics in the workplace. Additionally, to establish a campus integrity network and expand anti-corruption advocacy efforts, the Ethics Office designated interns as integrity education ambassadors. Collaborating with faculty and students from Asia University's Department of Finance and Law, they promoted legal education programs in primary schools, communities, and campuses, advocating against corruption. Through innovative approaches tailored to the new generation, these efforts aimed to advocate and promote the values of integrity and ethics in a relaxed, lively, yet professional manner.
