- The Ministry of Finance has implemented tax assistance measures for those affected by the Hualien earthquake
- Measures include reducing or exempting taxes such as business tax, vehicle license tax, entertainment tax, property tax, and land value tax for those in the disaster area
- Individuals who suffer disaster losses due to the earthquake can deduct these losses from their comprehensive income tax for the year
- Those unable to pay taxes on time due to the earthquake can apply for an extension or installment plan without interest
- Taxpayers are encouraged to use the Ministry of Finance’s online platform for applying for tax reductions and exemptions
- For more information on tax assistance for disaster losses, individuals can visit the Ministry of Finance’s website or contact their local tax office.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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