Taiwan MOF Explains Tax Return Filing Requirements for Nonresident Individual Taxpayers Staying in Taiwan (Corrected)

April 16, 2021, 5:00 AM UTCUpdated: April 19, 2021, 3:11 PM UTC

The Taiwanese Ministry of Finance April 12 explained the tax return filing requirements for nonresident individual taxpayers staying in Taiwan. A taxpayer was employed in Taiwan by a U.S. company, and inquired as to his tax return filing obligations in Taiwan. The explanation clarified that: 1) nonresident individuals in Taiwan for 90 days or more in a taxable year must file a tax return; 2) the income is taxable because the 90-day rule renders the income Taiwan-sourced even though it’s paid from the U.S.; and 3) such taxpayers must present specified documentation when filing returns. [Taiwan, Ministry of Finance, 04/12/21] ...

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