Learn how to set up a company in Taiwan, including the typical timeline, investment approval, temporary bank account, company registration, tax registration, and FAQs for foreign entrepreneurs and expats.

Before starting a business in Taiwan, entrepreneurs must carefully evaluate shareholders, business scope, timing, address, and capital. Among these, understanding capital requirements is essential. This guide explains minimum capital rules, recommended amounts, and how funds can be used after incorporation.

This article explains how Labor Insurance and National Health Insurance (NHI) apply to business owners in Taiwan, including eligibility, insured salary levels, contribution obligations, and common compliance risks, especially for foreign-invested businesses.

Employers in Taiwan may dismiss employees for unexcused absences under Article 12 of the Labor Standards Act, but termination requires careful documentation and consideration of the employee’s circumstances.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance has clarified when online creators, influencers, and digital entrepreneurs must register for Business Tax (VAT). If your online income exceeds certain thresholds or involves business operations, you may need to comply with VAT rules. Learn how revenue from platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Meta is taxed depending on audience location.

Learn how to correctly issue a Fapiao in Taiwan, including required buyer information, VAT rules, and compliance tips. Avoid common mistakes and ensure every numbered sheet is properly recorded.

A practical guide to Taiwan’s zero-rated VAT system, explaining export eligibility, input VAT recovery, and refund mechanisms for foreign and local businesses operating in Taiwan.

Running a business in Taiwan? Here’s a clear, up-to-date FAQ on how company owners (foreign professionals) can enroll in National Health Insurance (NHI), calculate and pay premiums, cover dependents, and apply for NHI cards.

Once you have set up your company in Taiwan, addressing tax obligations becomes a fundamental aspect of running a successful business. Two key taxes you will encounter are...

The documents you need to prepare for opening a company bank account, and Capital Injection Process.