Taiwan

The Ministry of Finance disclosed that the cumulative prize pool for the 115th year e‑invoice lucky draw exceeded NT$3.944 billion, a historic high. The draw, held on 4 August 2026, awarded 18 special prizes of NT$1 million, 22 premium prizes of NT$200,000, and 150 regular prizes ranging from NT$5,000 to NT$100,000. All winnings are subject to a […]

The Ministry of Finance confirmed that the special prize of the national e‑invoice lottery has created 972 new millionaires, each receiving NT$1 million. Winners are required to download the official redemption application, verify eligibility, and claim within 30 days using identification and tax ID. Prize amounts are subject to a 10 percent withholding tax, and failure to

The Ministry of Finance reiterated that the special e‑invoice prize has generated 972 millionaires and called on the public to utilize the official redemption application to verify and claim winnings. Winners must register promptly, submit identification and tax ID, and complete the claim process within 30 days; otherwise, the prize is forfeited. All prize amounts

The Ministry of Finance announced the outcomes of the 115th year e‑invoice lottery, revealing 18 special prizes of NT$1 million and 22 premium prizes of NT$200,000 awarded on 4 August 2026. The draw involved over 12 million electronic invoices issued during the fiscal year, with winners required to present identification and tax ID to claim rewards. Prize

As of 2026/08/04, the Taiwan Tax Bureau clarified that personal donations of property to foundations or trusts administered by close relatives who hold positions as directors or supervisors are exempt from inclusion in the overall gift total calculation. This exemption applies only when the related party’s involvement is formally recorded and the donation complies with

As of 2026/08/03, the Taiwan Tax Bureau announced the launch of the “Cloud Invoice” tax promotion event, inviting taxpayers to join a baseball-themed charity activity on August 20. The event aims to raise awareness of digital invoicing solutions while supporting community sports initiatives. Participants who register through the official online platform will receive a unique

As of 2026/08/03, the Taiwan Tax Bureau released guidance allowing heirs to request partial payment of estate tax before the full settlement of the estate, facilitating the registration of joint property inheritance. This provision enables beneficiaries to meet registration deadlines without awaiting the complete distribution of assets, thereby reducing delays in property transfer. The request

The Taiwan Tax Bureau announced that it will host the 62nd Tax Conference on 2026/07/31, convening senior officials, tax administrators, and industry experts to discuss upcoming policy reforms. The agenda includes sessions on digital taxation, anti‑avoidance measures, and the impact of recent amendments to the Gift and Estate Tax Law. Attendees will also receive updates

On 2026/07/30, the Taiwan Tax Bureau approved a legislative amendment to the Gift and Estate Tax Law, tightening reporting thresholds and expanding the scope of taxable transfers. The amendment raises the taxable gift exemption limit from NT$10 million to NT$20 million per donor per year, while introducing a progressive tax rate up to 10% for high‑value transfers

On 2026/07/25, the Taiwan Tax Bureau released the official results of the 115-year May‑June instant lottery, making the winning number combinations publicly available on its website and via the mobile app. The release includes detailed prize tier breakdowns, ranging from the grand prize of NT$1,000 million to smaller cash awards for matching partial sequences. Winners