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Taiwan Company – Shareholder Declaration

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Q: If a company has not registered a manager, how should it make the filing?
A: The company is not required to file or report any manager information.

Q: When a company applies for a change registration, may it concurrently submit shareholders’ equity information as part of the same application?
A: Company registration and shareholder reporting are different in nature, and the registered items differ from the information required to be reported. Therefore, they must be handled separately. Accordingly, when Company A applies for a change registration due to the re-election of directors and supervisors, it must still separately report the changes in shareholdings through the information platform.

Q: Are foreign companies required to report information on directors, supervisors, managers, and shareholders holding 10% or more of the shares?
A: No, they are not required to do so.

Q: If a shareholder holding more than 10% of the total issued shares or total capital is a juristic person, what shareholder information must be reported?
A: The following information regarding the juristic-person shareholder must be reported: the name, nationality, date of incorporation and registration, uniform business number, and the number of shares held or the amount of capital contributed.

Q: Is a limited company required to expressly provide for the establishment of branch offices in its articles of incorporation?
A: No, it is not required.

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