A certified public bookkeeper or bookkeeping and tax return filing agent shall report any customer transaction that falls under any of the following circumstances to the Investigation Bureau, Ministry of Justice in accordance with Paragraph 1 of Article 10 of the Act:
1. The amount of the remuneration exceeds NT$500,000 and is paid in cash, foreign currency cash, or by traveler's checks, foreign currency bills, or other bearer negotiable instruments without justification.
2. The amount of the remuneration exceeds NT$500,000, and the customer makes payments or requests to make payments in multiple or consecutive installments in cash, with each payment less than NT$500,000.
3. The customer is an individual, corporation, or association that is named on a sanctions list published by the Ministry of Justice in accordance with the Terrorist Financing Suppression Act, or is a terrorist organization or terrorist identified or under investigation by other countries or international organizations, as announced by the Ministry of Justice.
4. The funds for the transaction directly come from a high-risk country or region, or will be paid into an account in such country or region, and are related to terrorist activities, terrorist organizations, or terrorist financing.
5. The customer fails to provide specific causes for the transaction that a certified public bookkeeper or bookkeeping and tax return filing agent prepares or engages in as designated in Subparagraph 5, Paragraph 3, Article 5 of the Act, or the causes appear false.
6. It is known that no such customer exists or the facts are sufficient for one to believe that the identity of the customer has been assumed.
7. The customer is a natural person and refuses to meet or establish direct contact with the certified public bookkeeper or bookkeeping and tax return filing agent without justification.
8. There are other transactions suspected to involve money laundering or terrorist financing.