- From August 18, 2021, toll fees may be paid in convenience store chains The maximum amount indicated on the payment notice is raised to NTD 30,000
- The COVID-19 epidemic alert is lowered to Level 2 from July 27 AEA has adopted relevant measures in response to the said change
- AEA gives priority to the enforcement of the cases of epidemic regulation violations to safeguard the health of the public
- Return with one click, stay home and stay safe AEA allows the public to return payment certificates online
- The nationwide Level 3 epidemic alert will be extended to June 28, AEA has adopted relevant measures in response to the said change
- From June 1, 2021, the fine imposed by the environmental protection authority may be paid in four convenience store chains The maximum amount indicated on the payment notice is raised to NTD 30,000
- Operation to recover unpaid parking fees and impound skippers’ vehicles
- Operation to track down tax evasion by dummy corporations
- Warning for toll skippers!Operation to recover unpaid ETC fees, over NT$6 million in one day
- Success of Bit Step Forward: Recovery of over NT$500 Billion Achievement Presentation!
- Operation to recover of overdue fuel charges, over NT$25 million in one day
- Operation to enhance recovery of administrative fines and default surcharges for using classes III and IV drugs
- 1.How to contact with Administrative Enforcement Agency？Telephone？
- 2.What is “Administrative Execution”？
- 3. When does administrative execution commence? When does it end？
- 4. What is the relationship between Administrative Procedures and the public's rights and interests?
- 5. What if one is unable to pay in person at administrative enforcement agency due to lack of time after receiving payment notice?
- 6. Is Credit Card Available for Payment？
