- Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance has introduced new tax regulations for influencers earning income through online platforms, effective 13 November 2025.
- Influencers who regularly publish content and receive profit-sharing income must comply with business tax rules if they meet the definition of a “business entity.”
- Tax registration is required if monthly sales reach TWD 100,000 for goods or TWD 50,000 for services (from 1 January 2025).
- Tax liability is determined by the location of the audience; domestic viewership is taxed at 5%, while overseas viewership may qualify for a zero tax rate.
- Smaller earners below the TWD 200,000 monthly threshold can apply for exemption from issuing uniform invoices.
Source: regfollower.com
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