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 CFC Rules
The Taiwan Government amended the Statue for Industrial Innovation (also known as SII) towards end of 2019 hoping to achieve national objectives.
An Overview of Taiwan’s Transfer Pricing Regulations
Article 1 of the Value Added and Non-Value Added Business Tax Act states
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Tax Incentives SII 2020
The Taiwan Government amended the Statue for Industrial Innovation (also known as SII) towards end of 2019 hoping to achieve national objectives.
Company Act Amendment
Taiwan passed a significant amendment to the Company Act which officially came into effect on 1 November 2018.
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GT Taiwan Transfer Pricing eBoook
A TP report should include the following contents: background information and industry overview, functional and risk analysis of all transacting parties, evaluation of each controlled transaction based on prescribed rules, selection of comparable parties based on certain criteria, analysis of degrees of comparability, selection of the most appropriate method, disclosure of pricing strategy and other relevant information regarding other participants in the controlled transactions, and determination of whether the controlled transactions are within arm’s length range.
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Fees from international students offer an incredible boost to Higher Education Institutions’ (HEI) financial results. With some gaining as much as 30% of their income from this rapidly growing market – worth £20 billion overall.1 So institutions are increasingly competing for a share.
