TAI GVT Electronic Invoice Regulations

Updated on: Jan 21, 2025

Latest Event


  • Jan. 2025 Timeframes
  • On Jan. 16, 2025, TAI GVT said businesses in Taiwan must transmit electronic invoice information to TAI GVT platform within specified timeframes from Jan. 1, 2025.
  • TAI GVT established timetable, scope for transmitting electronic invoice information.
  • Businesses are encouraged to update their information systems, workflows promptly to meet the new requirements; non-compliance after grace period could lead to penalties.

On Aug. 7, TAI GVT amended business tax laws re electronic invoice.

  • TAI GVT and TAI Justice revised Value-added and non-value-added business tax act.
  • Amendments
  • Businesses must store electronic invoices and necessary related information on a designated service platform, with details on timing, scope to be specified by TAI GVT.
  • Set fines ranging from NTD 1.5k to NTD 15k for businesses that fail to comply with e-invoice regulations, with possibility of recurrent penalties for repeated offenses.
  • Amendments include changes in terminology to align with other laws, and updated methods for calculating penalties on late tax payments according to Tax collection act.
  • Aims to ensure proper tax deductions, facilitate consumer access to invoice, transaction details, maintain accuracy of invoice lottery system, simplify reporting for accountants.
  • Effectiveness
  • The implementation date will be decided by the Executive Yuan.
  • Sep. 2024 Commencement
  • On Sep. 2, 2024, TAI Justice said that Executive Yuan issued order on Aug. 30, 2024 to finalize the implementation date of the amended act to be Jan. 1, 2025.
  • Dec. 2024 Reminder
  • On Dec. 18, 2024, TAI GVT said businesses must transmit electronic invoice data and related information to the e-invoice platform of TAI GVT within specified time limits.
  • The deadlines for transmission are 2 days for non-business purchasers, 7 days for business purchasers, and 10 days for unused invoice numbers and company codes.
  • Seller is responsible for transmitting data re sales returns, cancellations, or discounts.
  • 6-month grace period, from Jan. 1 to Jun. 30, 2025, will be given to allow businesses to adjust to new rules for handling sales returns and discounts without penalties.
  • Jan. 2025 Timeframes
  • On Jan. 16, 2025, TAI GVT said businesses in Taiwan must transmit electronic invoice information to TAI GVT platform within specified timeframes from Jan. 1, 2025.
  • TAI GVT established timetable, scope for transmitting electronic invoice information.
  • Businesses are encouraged to update their information systems, workflows promptly to meet the new requirements; non-compliance after grace period could lead to penalties.
Regulators
TAI GVT; TAI Justice
Entity Types
Auditor; Corp
Reference
PR 1/16/2025; PR 12/18/2024; PR 9/2/2024; RF EY No. 1131022439, 8/30/2024; PR, RF President No. 11300068911, 8/7/2024
Functions
Compliance; Financial; Legal; Tax; Technology; Treasury
Countries
Taiwan
Category
State
N/A
Products
Corporate; Equity
Rule Type
Final
Regions
AP
Rule Date
Aug 7, 2024
Effective Date
Jun 30, 2025
Rule ID
222228
Linked to
N/A
Reg. Last Update
Jan 16, 2025
Report Section
International