- Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance reminds businesses that all listed prices must include VAT and Uniform Invoices must be issued on time.
- Charging an additional 5% VAT or failing to issue invoices can result in penalties.
- The law requires that listed prices equal the sales amount plus VAT to prevent tax evasion and protect consumers.
- Recent enforcement actions targeted online sellers who listed prices excluding VAT and failed to issue Uniform Invoices, resulting in penalties and recovery of unpaid taxes.
- Businesses are urged to comply with VAT-inclusive pricing and proper invoicing to avoid disputes and legal consequences.
Source: regfollower.com
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