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Taiwan: Disabled Persons Leasing Medical Devices Eligible for Tax Deductions

Effective 2026/08/18, the Ministry of Finance issued guidance permitting disabled persons who lease medical assistive devices to claim the associated rental expenses as eligible deductions under the medical expense itemized deduction scheme. The policy clarifies that rental payments for prescribed medical devices, such as oxygen concentrators, wheelchairs, and prosthetic equipment, qualify for inclusion in the […]

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Taiwan: MOF Amends Tariff Rules: Electric Vehicles Exempt from 2027 Declaration

As of 2026/08/18, the Ministry of Finance announced amendments to the Tariff Tax Act, establishing that electric vehicles may possess a declaration of exemption from export or import duties effective January 1, 2027, aiming to promote sustainable transportation and reduce the upfront cost barrier for green vehicle adoption. The regulatory update specifies that vehicle manufacturers

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Taiwan: Alternative Guarantees Enable Release of Tax Arrears Penalties and Fines

As of 2026/08/18, the Ministry of Finance introduced regulatory revisions allowing taxpayers burdened by unpaid tax arrears, penalties, and fines to utilize diverse guarantee instruments, such as pledged time deposits or certified financial instruments, to lift provisional asset seizures and halts on enforcement actions. The new provisions aim to provide fiscal relief to businesses and

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Taiwan: Taxpayers Must Act Within the 30-Day Rights Protection Window

As of 2026/08/18, tax authorities reminded taxpayers of the critical 30-day window following issuance of tax assessments, notices of deficiency, or decisions on appeals, during which individuals and businesses may file objections, request reviews, or initiate payment arrangements to protect their legal rights. Failure to act within this statutorily defined period may result in the

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Taiwan: National Property Services Amends Survey Procedures to Boost Property Management

As of 2026/08/17, the Bureau of National Property Services announced revisions to the procedures for surveying and evaluating non-public government-owned real property, aiming to enhance the accuracy, transparency, and efficiency of public asset management and valuation. The updated regulations streamline the inspection workflow, mandate digital documentation of property conditions, and establish clearer criteria for assessing

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Taiwan: Taipei Customs Reaffirms Strict Penalties for Bribery at Zhuwei Office

The Taipei Customs Office, on 14 August 2026, reiterated its strict enforcement of anti‑bribery provisions under the Anti‑Corruption Act, reaffirming zero‑tolerance policies for officials linked to the Zhuwei branch. Key Takeaways Zero‑tolerance enforcement: Reinforces severe penalties for customs officers engaged in bribery, underscoring compliance with the Anti‑Corruption Act. Enhanced monitoring: Calls for intensified audits and

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Taiwan: MOF Initiates Anti‑Dumping Probe into Vietnam‑Origin Cold‑Rolled Stainless Steel

On 14 August 2026, the Ministry of Finance announced the initiation of an anti‑dumping investigation into cold‑rolled stainless steel products imported from Vietnam, invoking the Trade Remedy Act to assess dumping margins and safeguard domestic producers. Key Takeaways Investigation scope: Evaluates dumping margins and injury to Taiwan’s steel industry, with potential provisional duties pending findings.

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Taiwan: Taipei Customs Reaffirms Strict Penalties for Bribery at Zhuwei Office

The Taipei Customs Office, on 14 August 2026, reiterated its strict enforcement of anti‑bribery provisions under the Anti‑Corruption Act, reaffirming zero‑tolerance policies for officials linked to the Zhuwei branch. Key Takeaways Zero‑tolerance enforcement: Reinforces severe penalties for customs officers engaged in bribery, underscoring compliance with the Anti‑Corruption Act. Enhanced monitoring: Calls for intensified audits and

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Taiwan: MOF Initiates Anti‑Dumping Probe into Vietnam‑Origin Cold‑Rolled Stainless Steel

On 14 August 2026, the Ministry of Finance announced the initiation of an anti‑dumping investigation into cold‑rolled stainless steel products imported from Vietnam, invoking the Trade Remedy Act to assess dumping margins and safeguard domestic producers. Key Takeaways Investigation scope: Evaluates dumping margins and injury to Taiwan’s steel industry, with potential provisional duties pending findings.

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Taiwan: MOF Supports Review and Consolidation of National Treasury Gold Program

On 14 August 2026, the Ministry of Finance declared full support for the ongoing review and consolidation of the National Treasury Gold compensation program, aiming to improve fiscal stability and streamline benefit distribution. Key Takeaways Program review: May adjust compensation rates and eligibility criteria to reflect current economic conditions. Consolidation benefits: Aims to reduce administrative

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