- Businesses using the internet to report business tax are exempt from penalties if the error rate in inputting receipts is below 7%
- Errors include incorrect data entry, omissions, and duplicate entries, but not receipts from non-actual transactions
- Example given of a company mistakenly using receipts from a different entity for tax deductions
- Businesses should use correct receipts for tax deductions and ensure data accuracy when reporting online
- For inquiries, call the free service hotline 0800-000321
Source: mof.gov.tw
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