Accounting & tax services in Taiwan.
From bookkeeping to timely statutory reporting, our accounting services keep you compliant, give you an accurate and transparent insight into your company’s financial well-being and help improve business performance and profitability.

Reliable outsourced accounting services
that scale with your needs.
Flexible options
Tailor our services to fit your needs—monthly, quarterly, or yearly. Pay for the service that best suits your business.
Timely reminders
Our accountants will always update you on any upcoming due dates, eliminating any worry about missing a deadline.
Real-time access
Gain continuous access to your financial data and reports, empowering you with real-time financial insights and support.
Accounting & tax services
Complete accounting & tax compliance solutions for your business.
In Taiwan, preparing accounts in compliance with local corporate legislation is a legal requirement, providing shareholders and directors with accurate financial insights for informed decision-making.
Accounting & tax compliance.
Accounting & tax setup
Our setup services include establishing general accounts and ledgers, designing a tailored chart of accounts, and implementing standardised procedures for financial processing. We develop a comprehensive financial reporting package, including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and cash flow reports, ensuring compliance with IFRS or local GAAP. Additionally, we review tax registration, verify applicable tax categories, and liaise with tax authorities to confirm invoice compliance, VAT registration, and corporate tax obligations.
One-off
Bookkeeping & transaction processing
Setting up your books and all required ledgers for your business using our cloud-based accounting systems, and assisting in transitioning from legacy systems. Maintaining monthly bookkeeping based on approved payment vouchers, claim forms, bank statements, bank-in slips, bank credit advice, bank debit advice, and other accounting source information provided by your management. Establishing automatic bank account feeds and setting up all payments in bank transactions for client approval online.
Monthly, quarterly or annually
Value-added tax (VAT) compliance
Our team manages monthly or bimonthly VAT filings, input/output tax reconciliation, and electronic uniform invoice requirements, so you never have to worry about tax reporting errors.
Monthly or bi-monthly
Withholding tax compliance
We handle filings for payments to foreign entities, monthly withholding tax returns, and annual tax reconciliation reports—ensuring your business meets all tax obligations with ease.
Monthly
Corporate income tax compliance
We take care of annual corporate income tax filings, ensuring accurate tax calculations and maximising available deductions. Whether you need assistance with quarterly provisional tax filings or tax reconciliation, we keep your business fully compliant and penalty-free.
Annually
Compliance reporting.
Statutory financial reporting
Preparing and submitting monthly financial accounts, including the Trial Balance, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Bank Reconciliation. These documents are submitted for approval to both our local office and headquarters. Additionally, if needed, we can provide bank signatories.
Monthly, quarterly or semi-annually
Year-end financial statement
Preparing and presenting year-end financial statements for businesses, involving the compilation of essential financial documents and summaries. This process offers a comprehensive overview of the company’s financial performance and position at the end of the fiscal year.
Annually
Audit assistance
Facilitating audit processes by coordinating communication and information exchange between clients and auditors, ensuring a smooth and efficient audit experience. This includes providing necessary documentation, addressing auditor inquiries, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. In Taiwan, financial statements must be audited if the company’s paid-in capital reaches 30 million TWD (approximately 1 million USD) or more.
Annually
Additional services.
Tax advisory & planning
Profit repatriation
Transfer pricing
Tax (re)structuring
Outsourced CFO services
Financial due diligence
Why Acclime?
Your strategic partner for efficient and expert accounting solutions.
On-time and error-free
Let our specialised team of certified accountants manage your accounts. We ensure that our work is delivered on time and without costly mistakes.
Experienced accountants
We have a clear understanding of the local laws and regulations and can confidently guide you through setting up the right accounting structure and maintenance for your business.
Regional specialists
Our active presence in many global offshore jurisdictions and onshore markets in Asia-Pacific can help your business expand to other important regional markets.
FAQ
Common questions & answers.
Companies in Taiwan must file corporate income tax, value-added tax (VAT), and payroll-related taxes. Depending on the business structure and activities, additional tax filings may be required, such as withholding tax and profit-seeking enterprise income tax.
An annual audit is required for publicly listed companies and certain private companies that meet specific thresholds in revenue, capital, or employee numbers. Smaller businesses may not require an audit but must still maintain proper financial records for tax reporting.
Companies must prepare financial statements in accordance with Taiwan’s Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for listed entities. These reports are essential for tax filings and regulatory compliance.
Outsourcing accounting services ensures compliance with local tax laws, reduces administrative burdens, and provides accurate financial insights for better decision-making. It also helps businesses avoid penalties due to filing errors or missed deadlines.
Corporate income tax returns are typically due by May 31 for the previous calendar year. VAT returns are filed monthly or bimonthly, depending on the company’s tax status. Payroll-related taxes are usually filed quarterly or monthly based on the number of employees.
