About the Business

Due to the rapidly changing business environment faced by multinational companies, the increase in related-party transactions, growing complexity of deals, and differing transfer pricing regulations across countries, transfer pricing has become a critical issue in tax planning for multinational companies. A company’s transfer pricing policies are closely linked to income tax, business tax, customs duties, and other taxes, directly affecting overall profitability. Without proper transfer pricing planning, companies may face excessive tax burdens and increased risks of adjustments, penalties, and double taxation.

With years of experience in transfer pricing, a strong global network, deep understanding of international regulations, and a team of tax and economic professionals, Deloitte provides comprehensive transfer pricing tax consulting services to help multinational companies comply with local requirements, reduce tax burdens, and minimize the risk of double taxation.

Work You'll do

• Assist Taiwanese businesses with investment structures, tax, and process planning related to overseas investments.

• Assist foreign companies in applying for various tax incentives and reducing withholding tax rates (e.g., applying tax treaties, profit margins, Article 25 of the Income Tax Act), as well as providing tax consultation for investments in Taiwan.

• Assist foreign companies with tax health checks for their subsidiaries/branches in Taiwan (including income tax, business tax, customs duties, and stamp duties).

• Provide tax consulting on investment structures and transaction processes for foreign companies investing in Taiwan.

• Provide tax compliance and investment structure tax analysis for cross-border mergers and acquisitions.

• Assist foreign and Taiwanese companies in preparing transfer pricing reports and handling transfer pricing project reviews.

• Assist foreign and Taiwanese companies in preparing master file submissions, country-by-country reports, and reviewing tax risks in transaction processes and investment structures.

• Assist foreign companies with their subsidiaries/branches in Taiwan in applying for unilateral or bilateral advance pricing agreements and reviewing profit allocation and tax risk.

Requirements

• A degree or higher in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or other business-related fields.

• Strong proficiency in both Chinese and English communication and writing, with a TOEIC score of 750 or higher preferred.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook.

• Strong system thinking, communication, coordination, teamwork, sales and persuasion skills, high self-management, and high standards.

• Detail-oriented, patient, with excellent organizational skills.

• No experience required; relevant work experience is a plus.