- The Taiwan government is offering tax relief for those affected by the Typhoon Little Dog.
- If there are any losses due to the disaster, individuals can apply for tax relief from the local tax bureau within the specified time frame.
- The tax relief applies to income tax, business tax, commodity tax, and tobacco and alcohol tax.
- Small-scale business owners who are unable to operate due to the typhoon can apply for a deduction of the days they were unable to operate when calculating their business tax.
- The application forms for tax relief can be downloaded from the tax bureau’s website, and individuals should submit the necessary supporting documents to the nearest tax bureau.
- If there are any questions or uncertainties regarding tax relief for disaster losses, individuals can contact their local tax bureau or call the toll-free service hotline for assistance.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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