The court does not charge late fees for fines. According to the law, fines should be paid in one lump sum or in installments within the time limit specified in the judgment. If it is not paid at the expiration of the period, it will be compulsory. If the fine cannot be paid in full, the people's court shall recover it at any time if it finds that the person subjected to execution has executable property.

Legal objectivity:

The full text of the "Regulations on the Administration of the Declaration and Payment of Social Insurance Fees" Article 26 Where a social insurance agency applies to the people's court for compulsory execution, it shall provide the following materials: (1) An application for compulsory execution; (two) the facts, reasons and basis of the employer's failure to pay social insurance premiums and late fees; (3) Notice of the social insurance agency to pay within a time limit; (four) the opinions of the employer; (five) the relevant materials when the employer has the circumstances listed in Article 25 of these Provisions; (6) Property information of the employing unit applying for compulsory execution; (seven) other materials required by laws, administrative regulations and the people's court. The application for compulsory execution shall be signed by the person in charge of the social insurance agency, stamped with the seal of the social insurance agency and dated.