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Statute for the Encouragement of Investment

The Statute for the Encouragement of Investment, enacted in September 1960, established a plethora of tax incentives meant to encourage investment. These included tax exemptions on machinery and imported raw materials, tax holidays and assistance from the government in land acquisition for enterprises that met a certain set of criteria.



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  1. Wang, C. (2007). A Bastion Created, A Regime Reformed, An Economy Reengineered, 1949-1970. In: Taiwan: A New History. Routledge.