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ASSESSING ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES 2026

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The document is an order from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) assessing administrative penalties and requiring corrective action from Federico C. Villareal, owner of A-1 Paint & Body Shop, for violations related to inactive underground storage tanks (USTs). The order includes a penalty of $7,875.00 for failing to permanently remove the USTs in compliance with regulations and outlines specific corrective actions that must be taken within set timeframes.

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Which is considered an administrative penalty?

An administrative penalty (admin penalty) is a penalty levied under section 210 of the Tax Administration Act (TAA). The TAA prescribes the various types of non-compliance which are subject to fixed amount administrative penalties.

Which of the following are examples of administrative penalties?

These offenses are primarily concerned with maintaining order within public administration and various sectors, rather than punishing criminal activity. Penalties typically include fines, warnings, or other administrative measures.