Just to reiterate. Joeg3s question was:
"Just been considering whether to try and set up a small business. Does anyone know the logistics for this. Is there a certain amount of money needed to be shown as capital so you can register a business? Can a foreigner own the whole thing, or do they need Taiwanesse partners? (Can being married help) -:TAKE THIS BIT WITH A PINCH OF SALT )you with setting up a business? How?
Come on I know there’s people with businesses out there. What’s the story behind it?
DOES ANY HAVE AN ANSWER OR PRACTICAL ADVICE TO THIS VERY INTERESTING QUESTION?
[quote=“knoblybits”]Just to reiterate. Joeg3s question was:
"Just been considering whether to try and set up a small business. Does anyone know the logistics for this. Is there a certain amount of money needed to be shown as capital so you can register a business? Can a foreigner own the whole thing, or do they need Taiwanesse partners? (Can being married help) -:TAKE THIS BIT WITH A PINCH OF SALT )you with setting up a business? How?
Come on I know there’s people with businesses out there. What’s the story behind it?
DOES ANY HAVE AN ANSWER OR PRACTICAL ADVICE TO THIS VERY INTERESTING QUESTION?[/quote]
It’s been asked and answered on this site in the business & money forum. For most people, if you have to ask here for free, then you probably don’t have enough money to capitalize a business in Taiwan. You can’t do a business incorporation in Taiwan “on the cheap” so to speak like you can say in the US (give them a credit card number and voila, you’ve incorporated a business).
We have two companies that advertise on Forumosa that do help people incorporate businesses in Taiwan, Enspyre and ML McLean. Call them.