- The 1% business tax rate for operators using mobile payment and KIOSKs is extended to Dec. 31, 2028.
- The reduced tax rate now includes more food businesses, such as soy milk shops, ice fruit shops, buffet restaurants, noodle shops, and lunch box retailers.
- Eligible operators can apply the 1% rate during the preferential period if they meet unified invoice thresholds.
- The reduced rate will be suspended from the next quarter if quarterly sales reach NT$2.4 million, mobile payment ratios are zero, or cumulative ratios do not meet targets.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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