- Taiwanese Congress updated the BTA to revise procedures for electronic invoices
- Taxpayers must transmit e-GUIs and related information to MoF’s Integrated Service Platform
- Transmission deadlines are 7 days for B2B invoices and 2 days for B2C invoices
- Failure to meet deadlines or transmit required information will result in fines
- MoF released MIG v. 4.0, with a transitional period until December 31, 2025 for adaptation to new standards
Source: sovos.com
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