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Common FAQ for Establishing A Company Limited by Shares in Taiwan (16)

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Q:
Is it possible to establish a company limited by shares in Taiwan for shareholder in singular juristic person?
A:
Yes, it is.

Q:
Is it necessary to have a board of directors for shareholder in singular juristic person to appoint one director?
A:
No, it isn’t.  But the condition shall be stated in the articles of incorporation.

Q:
How to compute the government fees for establishment of a company?
A:
The government fees shall be the result of  paid-in capital divided 4,000. If the number of result is under 1,000, the fees shall be counted as TWD1,000.

Q:
Is it necessary for shareholder in singular juristic person to hold a meeting of promoters?
A:
No, it isn’t. It is only necessary to seal the company and personal stamp on the end of articles of incorporation to prove the regulation.

Q: Is it necessary to submit the original copy of consent to act as director in the process of establishment of a limited company by shares in Taiwan?
A: No, it isn’t. A photocopy is fine.

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