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Is it possible for individual shareholder to establish a limited company by shares in Taiwan?
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Yes, it is.
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Can individual shareholder appoint only one director and not set up a board of directors?
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Yes, it is, but it must be specified in the articles of incorporation.
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How are the government fees for company registration calculated?
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The government fees are calculated by dividing the amount of paid-up capital by 4,000. If the result is less than TWD1,000, a minimum fee of TWD1,000 will be charged.
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Does an individual shareholder need to convene a promoter meeting?
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No, it is not necessary. However, the articles of incorporation must be stamped with both the company’s seal and the responsible person’s seal to certify that they were established by the corporate shareholder.
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When establishing a limited company by shaes, is the original consent letter from director required?
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No, a photocopy is acceptable.
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