- Taiwan’s tax authority says influencers/content creators must register for business tax and file/pay it if they meet certain business conditions or revenue thresholds.
- A new rule on taxing people who regularly post online content took effect on September 10, 2025, with a grace period until June 30, 2026.
- During this grace period, those who comply late can avoid penalties if they complete tax registration and filings by the deadline.
- Registration is required if they have a fixed business location, a business sign, employees handling sales, or monthly online sales above NT$100,000 for goods or NT$50,000 for services.
- Influencers who qualify should voluntarily correct their tax status before the grace period ends; otherwise, they may face back taxes and penalties.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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