"The city's Bureau of Education will issue a letter to ask it to either stop or register. Fines will be imposed otherwise," Yang said.
Businesses offering supplementary education without an operating license face fines ranging between NT$50,000 and NT$250,000.
Those who recruit students for overseas language schools without official registration could face a fine of NT$3,000 for the first offense, while second and third offenders face fines of NT$15,000 and NT$30,000, respectively.
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"Because of its [BTCO's] global operation system, Taiwan is not the only country complaining about it," she said. "Spain and Japan have succeeded in driving out such illegal acts from their countries."
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