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Taiwan tax bill proposes minimum company rates

By Kathrin Hille in Taipei

Published: September 1 2005 01:40 | Last updated: September 1 2005 01:40

Taiwan's government has put forward a draft bill that proposes the island's largest-scale tax reform plan in decades.

The legislature reconvenes today and will consider the plan to introduce a minimum income tax rates of 10 per cent for corporations and 20 per cent for wealthy individuals.

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