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Is it possible for a foreign non-profit organization to establish a branch or representative office in Taiwan?
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No, foreign companies must be registered as for-profit enterprises to establish branches or representative offices in Taiwan with approval from the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA).
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What types of entities can foreign non- profit organizations establish in Taiwan?
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Foreign non-profit organizations may establish representative offices, foundations, or associations in Taiwan with approval from the Ministry of the Interior.
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Can foreign non-profit organizations collect donations in Taiwan?
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Foundations or associations may collect donations, but representative offices are not permitted to do so.
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Can fundraising activities commence immediately after registering as a social group entity?
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No, fundraising can only begin after the entity has been fully established, and registration with the court has been applied for and completed.
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Is there a minimum shareholder requirement for associations or foundations?
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Since associations and foundations are non-profit entities, the concept of shareholders does not apply. However, at least 30 Taiwanese nationals or foreign nationals holding Taiwan residency permits are required as founders.
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