- Uniform-Invoice Prize Winning Numbers for November to December, 2025
- What special deductions can a taxpayer claim for rent for housing?
- Profit-seeking enterprises should accurately report realized foreign exchange gains or losses in income tax returns.
- Statistical Bulletin - In 2025, consumer goods imports reached a record high of US$ 49.4 billion, with information, communication and domestic appliances, foods as well as textiles all setting new records.
- Taipei Customs Achieves Outstanding Results in Drug Interdiction at the Border
- Taxpayers Receiving Salary Income Derived from Sources in Mainland China Must File Individual Income Tax Returns to Avoid Penalties
- With Export Declaration Form Submitted and Verified, No Import Permit for CTRFDs Needed
- Preliminary Total Net Tax Revenue for December 2025
- The National Financial Stabilization Fund (‘the Fund’) has stopped executing its mission to stabilize the financial markets.
- Kaohsiung Customs Strikes Again: 2,100 Boxes of Smuggled Cigarettes in Transshipment Containers Intercepted
- Summary of Exports and Imports for December 2025
- The deadline for filing the January 2026 tax return for business entities’ sales amount and tax payable or overpayment is extended to 23 February 2026 in response to Lunar New Year holidays
- For Online Sales of Lunar New Year Goods, Please Pay Attention to Tax Registration Regulations
- How to Claim the Prize Money If a Winning Uniform Invoice Is Indistinct or Torn
- Amendments to Penalty Reduction Rules to Facilitate Compliance with the Common Reporting Standard by Reporting Financial Institutions
- Commonly mistaken expenses declared during the possession of the house and land when individuals file the house and land transaction income tax.
- Shareholder Receivable Claims Left by the Decedent Must Be Included in Estate Tax Filing
- Individuals Selling Properties Under the Old System Must Accurately Calculate Property Transaction Income and Report Honestly; Under-reporting Cases that Promptly File Supplementary Tax May Avoid Penalties
- How Newly Married or Divorced Couples Should File Individual Income Tax Returns