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Company Compliance Requirements in Taiwan
Understanding Taiwan’s Compliance Requirements A Company registered in Taiwan must be in compliance with Taiwan Regulations
Living in Taiwan
Working in Taiwan as an expatriate can be a rewarding experience both professionally and culturally. This document is prepared to help expatriates understand their tax obligations in order to make the most of this experience and avoid the financial or legal trouble that could arise from either overpaying or falling short on their tax obligations.
Guide to Corporate Tax in Taiwan
Corporations resident in Taiwan are subject to income tax on their worldwide income. A company is normally considered a resident of the place where its head office is located.
Taiwan’s VAT system
Article 1 of the Value Added and Non-Value Added Business Tax Act states “business tax, in the form of valueadded or non-value-added tax, shall be levied upon the sale of goods and services within the territory of the R.O.C. as well as upon imported goods.” Based on the above, value added tax (VAT) is charged on taxable transactions that take place in Republic of China (Taiwan). The fact that one party to the transaction may not be located in Taiwan is irrelevant for VAT purposes.
Logistics Warehouses in Taiwan 2021
Taiwan has undergone rapid development in the ecommerce market over recent years, and foreign ecommerce operators constantly knock on Taiwan’s door wanting to trade with Taiwanese residents via the internet. Most of these e-commerce operators have no permanent establishment in Taiwan.
Compulsory VAT Registration for Foreign E-commerce Operators
Taiwan has undergone rapid development in the ecommerce market over recent years, and foreign ecommerce operators constantly knock on Taiwan’s door wanting to trade with Taiwanese residents via the internet. Most of these e-commerce operators have no permanent establishment in Taiwan.
Taiwan Transfer Pricing BEPS 2021
International tax systems continues to evolve, aiming to tackle concerns over base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) and perceived international tax avoidance techniques performed by high-profile multinationals. The OECD’s Action Plan and recommendations on BEPS have greatly influenced how Taiwan intends to shape its transfer pricing regime.
An Overview of Taiwan’s Transfer Pricing Regulations
Article 1 of the Value Added and Non-Value Added Business Tax Act states
Key Features of Taiwan’s Transfer Pricing Regulations
In addition to the Transfer Pricing Audit Regulations,the following two tax rulings play an important role in transfer pricing practice in Taiwan.
Taiwan Real Estate
Purchasing property is one of the biggest and most difficult investment decisions one can make, especially in a foreign country. The tax and legal systems that apply to property transactions differ from one jurisdiction to another, making it imperative that investors understand the local implications of any proposed transaction.