Start by recording the income in Singapore on a gross basis (before Taiwan tax withheld) and separately tracking the foreign tax deducted. Then obtain official evidence of the Taiwan tax withheld (for example, a withholding statement) and keep it tied to the invoice and bank receipt. This makes it much easier to assess whether Singapore relief mechanisms can apply during YA 2026 tax computation, instead of discovering too late that proof is missing.
If my Singapore company receives money from Taiwan and tax is deducted there, how do I avoid being taxed twice?
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