英文摘要 |
When it comes to remuneration on an hourly basis, how to classify it into different categories of income has become a problem. From the perspective of legal practice, remuneration for speeches and lectures on an hourly basis is classified as income from professional practice, while remuneration for lessons on an hourly basis is classified as income from salaries and wages. The Interpretation No.745 indicates that The Letter Ruling Tai Cai Shui Zi No. 14917, issued by Ministry of Finance on April 23, 1985 stating that the hourly pay for adjunct teachers at universities and colleges also belongs to the category of salary income, is consistent with Article 19, which requires taxation in accordance with the law, and Article 23 of the Constitution. However, the Interpretation does not mention the distinguish between income from professional practice and from salaries and wages, and might lead to a misunderstanding. The study tends to point out that there are problems in current legal practice, and suggests that one stick to the criteria for distinguishment of income from professional practice and from saleries and wage when facing this kind of cases. The study also discuss that in what situation may remuneration on an hourly basis belong to the category of other income.
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