Taiwanese companies prepare for LPA ahead of detail

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TAIWAN - With the Labour Pension Act (LPA) set to come into force in just four months, many multinationals have begun preparing for implementation ahead of forthcoming detail, a survey by Watson Wyatt has found.

The Executive Yuan of Taiwan ratified the enforcement rules under the LPA in December last year, however Watson Wyatt says many issues remain unanswered, namely those covering tax treatment and fun...

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