- Taichung Customs urges importers to submit authentic invoices and truthfully declare the value of imported goods to avoid legal penalties.
- False or forged invoices can result in tax recovery, fines up to five times the evaded amount, and possible criminal charges.
- Customs uses cross-checking with tax authorities and post-clearance audits to detect and penalize violations.
- Importers are reminded to comply with regulations and provide genuine documents to avoid legal consequences.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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