英文摘要 |
The focus of this paper is to study the impact on tax issues relating to nonprofit organizations and how these tax issues affect the management of these types of organizations in China and Taiwan. Specifically this study tries to explain the variety of tax incentives that nonprofit organizations (NPO) can enjoy. Non-profit organizations on both sides of the strait issue their own tax norms, which are dispersed in various regulations without standardization.In Taiwan, tax issues relating to nonprofit organization are dispersed in many tax schemes and legislations, which include the Income Tax Act, Customs Act, entertainment tax laws, housing and land taxes, added and non added value sales tax, business and corporate taxes, andlicensing use laws among others. In China, NPOs tax issues are dispersed in VAT Laws, business and corporate taxes, property taxes , urban land use taxes , stamp duty laws, farmland occupation taxes, special agricultural products taxes and customs laws.This paper proposes recommendations for legislators on both sides of the strait that would help ease the management of non-profit organizations focusing on organizing tax issues that would help provide better services to socially vulnerable groups and help attain a better social welfare state. |