VAT · 2026
Taiwan VAT registration threshold
VAT-liable sales into Taiwan.
- Measured over
- Annual
- On crossing
- Register for Taiwan VAT
What is the Taiwan VAT registration threshold?
The Taiwan VAT registration threshold is NT$600,000, measured over the annual. Cross it and you must register for Taiwan VAT with the National Taxation Bureau. You then charge VAT on sales to customers in Taiwan. Below the threshold, registration is optional rather than required.
What's different about Taiwan
Raised from NT$480,000 in April 2025.
When do you need to register?
Once your VAT-liable sales into Taiwan pass 600,000 TWD, you must register and charge local VAT on B2C sales.
Deadline: Register once you cross, measured over annual.
How to register in Taiwan
- 1Register with National Taxation Bureau under its regime for foreign suppliers.
- 2Charge local VAT on B2C sales from your effective date.
- 3Enable the country in your checkout or tax engine so the right rate is applied.
- 4File and remit on the schedule the authority assigns you.
National Taxation Bureau — official guidance
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Taiwan VAT threshold - FAQ
What is the VAT registration threshold in Taiwan?
NT$600,000, measured over annual. Taiwan has no transaction-count test, so volume of orders alone never triggers registration.
When do I need to register for VAT in Taiwan?
Once your VAT-liable sales into Taiwan pass 600,000 TWD, you must register and charge local VAT on B2C sales. Register once you cross, measured over annual.
Does TaxesRadar file my VAT for me?
No. TaxesRadar watches your Stripe and Paddle sales, warns you before you cross this threshold, and gives you the registration checklist. Filing itself is handed to specialist partners.
Other tax thresholds
Guidance, not tax advice. Confirm the specifics for your situation with a qualified professional. Threshold shown for 2026; last verified 2026-07-27 against National Taxation Bureau. Rules change - TaxesRadar keeps them current.