There was a Tax Administration of Chang-Hua City, while the City was a provincial city directly commanded by the Taiwan provincial government between 1945 and 1950. When administration districts of Taiwan were re-divided in 1950, several adjacent districts (including Yuanlin, Changhua, and beidou) around Changhua City were merged into one county and named as Chang-Hua County. The county capital was located at Changhua city.

In November 1950, the Tax Administration of Chang-Hua County (TACHC) was established at Changhua City, subordinated with three branches, i.e., Yuanlin, Beidou, and Lugang. The total number of employees was 167, to be in charge of all taxation affairs within the county. But the Lugang branch was dissolved in 1952.

In March 1967, the TACHC was expanded to include four supporting units to take care of legal affairs, data collection, security, and general affairs. The total employees increase to 307 persons.

In January 1987, the taxation system of Taiwan was experiencing a total reformation. Every taxation agency was reorganized. Sections within the agency were reorganized by the division of function, not by tax-items any more. Since then, the TACHC has consisted of ten divisions, which are Business Tax Section, Property Tax Section, Consumption Tax Section, Auditing Section, Taxpayer Service Section, Electronic Operation Section, Legal Affairs Section, General Administration Office, Personnel Office, and Accounting Office. The total numbers of employees, including those served in the two branch offices, were 435 in 1987. This number of employees reduced to 284, following the transference of national tax business and personnel to the national tax administration office.

      Starting from the fiscal year of 2003, the collection of business tax has been returned to the charge of the national tax administration. The related personnel are also transferred at the same time. The TACHC will focus on the taxation of local tax from now on.