국세청 고액·상습체납자 명단공개를 nts.go.kr 공개 검색으로 조회한다. 상호·법인명으로 법인 명단과 개인 명단을 대조해 공개된 체납 사실(총 체납액·세목·체납요지 등)을 나열한다. 인증키 불필요. 돌쇠에서는 공식 표면을 통한 후속 액션까지 진행한다.
This skill searches the Korean National Tax Service's public disclosure list of high-value / habitual tax delinquents (published under Article 85-5 of the Framework Act on National Taxes) directly from the nts.go.kr website, with no authentication key. Given a trade name or corporate name, it cross-checks both the corporate list and the individual list and enumerates the disclosed facts — publication year, name, representative, industry, location (or age/occupation/address for individuals), total delinquent amount, tax items, delinquency count, and summary. It solves the counterparty due-diligence question of whether a business appears on the public tax-delinquency roster.
The disclosure list contains no business registration number, so matching is by trade-name/corporate-name string only, and same-name ambiguity is left to the user to judge. The approach is a read-only public search performed directly from the user's machine (no proxy). Because it scrapes HTML, the design degrades gracefully: if page markers shift, it immediately downgrades to `unavailable` and points the user to manual verification. It reports only disclosed facts and sources, without invented scores or grades.
The published entry is a CLI stub deferring to `npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 instruct nts-tax-delinquency` for live instructions, running `scripts/nts_tax_delinquency.py` (standard library only) with a required `--name`. It targets compliance, credit-risk, and business-research users. No credentials are required; the privacy boundary is that the searched name is sent to the NTS site, and the skill's hard rules forbid storing plaintext credentials and bypassing legal or identity boundaries.
Provide a required `--name` (trade name or corporate name). The list has no business registration number, so you cannot search by number; it matches on name strings across both the corporate and individual disclosure lists.
No. It is an unauthenticated public search performed directly from your machine, using only python3 standard library and the bundled helper script.
Because it scrapes HTML, if page markers no longer line up it downgrades to `unavailable` and gives you a manual-verification URL rather than returning unreliable data.
No. With no registration number in the data, results are name-string matches only; same-name entities are possible and the user must judge identity. A zero result means no match in either list.
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