Taiwan’s minimum wage will increase to NT$30,900 per month and NT$205 per hour on January 1, 2027. Learn how the change affects payroll, labor insurance, health insurance, pension contributions, and employment costs for foreign employers and businesses in Taiwan.

Learn how to calculate your Taiwan income tax for 2025 income (filed in 2026) using the official progressive tax rate table, examples, resident vs non-resident rules, and an overview of alternative minimum/Income Basic Tax.

This article outlines the key principles foreign individuals should know—such as tax residency rules, exemptions, and the progressive tax rates—along with a guide to calculating estate tax in Taiwan.

After settling down and living in Taiwan for many years, you’ve finally decided it’s time to map out your retirement lifestyle and long-term investment strategy. One of the most common questions we hear from clients is: “Do I need to pay tax on my pension in Taiwan?” It’s a crucial topic to understand as you plan for financial peace of mind in your later years. In this article, we’ll break down Taiwan’s pension system and explore how each one is taxed.

In Taiwan, there are several pension options available for retirees. These are primarily social insurance programs designed to provide financial support after retirement. The three main types of pensions you can receive upon retirement in Taiwan are...

Check on your tax resident status and see if you're obligated to file income tax in May.

Key taxes applicable to Taiwanese tax residents (who are not US tax residents) when holding US stocks.

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Changes to Taiwan's National Health Insurance (NHI) Policies. NHI new rules. Expats stay abroad for over 6 months.

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