- Individuals selling used cars and motorcycles must register for tax purposes and pay business tax.
- The Central Region National Taxation Bureau notes the rise in used vehicle transactions due to increasing new vehicle prices.
- According to the Business Tax Law, sales of goods or services in Taiwan require tax registration before starting operations.
- Frequent sales of used vehicles for profit necessitate tax registration and payment.
- If purchasing from individuals without input tax documents, sellers can use related documents to calculate deductible input tax.
- A case was found where an individual frequently bought and sold used cars, reaching a sales amount of 5.6 million NTD over two years.
- The individual was required to pay a 5 percent business tax, totaling 280,000 NTD, with a deductible input tax of 270,000 NTD, resulting in a 10,000 NTD tax payment.
- The bureau urges individuals frequently selling used vehicles to register for tax to avoid penalties.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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