Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance explained

25.0512°N 121.5106°W

Agencyname:	Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance
Nativenamea:	Chinese: 財政部關務署
Logocaption:	Seal of the customs of the Republic of China
Formed:	1854 (as Inspectorate General of Customs) 1 January 2013 (as CA)^[1]
Preceding1:	Inspectorate General of Customs
Preceding2:	Directorate General of Customs
Country:	Taiwan
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Speciality1:	customs
Headquarters:	Datong, Taipei
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Chief1name:	Jao Ping
Chief1position:	Director-General
Parentagency:	Ministry of Finance (Taiwan)
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The Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance (CA;) is the agency of the Ministry of Finance of Taiwan (ROC) dealing with customs policies and regulations in Taiwan. Republic of China is not a Member of World Customs Organization but ROC has signed reciprocal customs agreements with ten Customs authorities in the world as of 2022.^[2]

History

CA was originally established in 1854 as Inspectorate General of Customs. On 3 February 1991, it was renamed to Directorate General of Customs and finally on 1 January 2013, it was renamed to Customs Administration.

Organizational structure

Departments

• Department of Customs Clearance Affairs
• Department of Tariffs and Legal Affairs
• Department of Investigation
• Department of Information Management
• Department of Valuation and Auditing
• Department of Planning

Offices

• Secretariat
• Statistics Office
• Accounting Office
• Personnel Office
• Internal Affairs Office
• Civil Service Ethics Office

Transportation

The CA headquarter office is accessible within walking distance North West from Taipei Railway Station.

See also

• Ministry of Finance (Taiwan)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Organization History and Mission - Customs Administration. eweb.customs.gov.tw. 2014-08-23.
2. Web site: 關務互助協定 . 19 November 2014 .