You can obtain information about businesses that have violated various laws, including the Food Sanitation Act, the Act on the Protection of Youth, the Unfair Competition Prevention Act, and the Fair Trade Act, through a business suspension inquiry. Violations of the Food Sanitation Act can be checked by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, and construction-related violations can be verified through KISCON. In most cases, business suspension information is provided by local governments. Business suspensions or other administrative actions are taken based on the specific legal violations. For example, the Ministry of Employment and Labor handles violations of the Labor Standards Act, the National Tax Service handles tax evasion issues, the Financial Services Commission handles violations of financial laws, and the Fair Trade Commission handles unfair trade practices.
Business suspension orders typically last up to 180 days, and administrative actions such as fines, corrective orders, deregistration, surcharges, voluntary surrender, and warnings may be taken depending on the type of violation. When you inquire about a business suspension, you can find out the date of the final decision, business type, business name, address, and details of the order. If you select a business that has had a specific order finalized, you can get detailed information about the violation content, the legal basis for the order, the duration of the order, and the processing department and contact person. This information is for reference only, and for detailed information, it is best to contact the relevant local government or administrative department directly.
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