- Tea farmers who sell tea leaves that are not self-produced and self-sold should be subject to business tax
- Farmers are exempt from tax when selling their own agricultural products, but not when purchasing and selling processed tea leaves from other farmers
- Example given of a tea farmer named Ah Ming who buys tea leaves from other farmers to increase income, which is subject to business tax
- Reminder that tea farmers selling non self-produced tea leaves should register for tax and pay the required taxes to avoid penalties
Source: mof.gov.tw
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