People's courts, people's procuratorates, public security organs, state security organs, armed forces, customs, tax authorities, auditing organs, industrial and commercial administrative organs, supervisory organs and notary organs.
Department with the right to freeze bank deposits
Freezing bank deposits refers to the legal act that the authority that has the right to freeze requires banks to restrict the owner of bank accounts from withdrawing funds from their accounts within a certain period of time. The Commercial Bank Law stipulates that the freezing of personal savings deposits and corporate deposits must have a legal basis. The current law only clarifies that the following seven departments have the right to freeze the deposits of individuals and units in banks: people's courts, public security organs, state security organs, military, customs and tax authorities.
Department with the right to deduct bank deposits
Bank deposit deduction refers to the legal act that the bank designated by the authority with the right to deduct forcibly transfers the funds in the bank account owner's account to others (or countries). The Law on Commercial Banks stipulates that, unless otherwise provided by law, no unit or individual has the right to deduct the deposits of individuals and units in banks. According to the current law and judicial interpretation (quasi-law), the following six departments have the right to deduct bank deposits according to law: people's courts, customs, tax authorities, people's procuratorates, public security organs and the military.