- Amendments to the VAT Act were passed by Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan on 15 July 2024
- The amendments aim to ensure correct deduction of input tax, prompt access to e-invoices, accuracy of unified invoice winning list database, protection of public rights in lottery prizes, and simplify reporting procedures for bookkeepers
- Business entities must transmit e-invoices to MOF’s platform within specified time limit or face penalties
- Penalties for failure to submit e-invoices or disclose accurate information range from NTD 1,500 to NTD 15,000
- Terminology and late payment fees have been modified to comply with other regulations, including daily interest for late tax payments
Source: taxathand.com
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