Selling digital goods or accepting sponsorships on Kanorio is a transaction between you and your buyer. You are responsible for handling aspects such as the selling price, refunds, tax declarations, and invoicing or receipt obligations, based on your business location, your buyer's location, and your own status.
Kanorio provides the platform for products, orders, and payment processing. It is not an accounting, tax filing, or e-invoicing service, nor does it automatically calculate, collect, declare, or pay any taxes on your behalf.
This article provides general information and does not constitute tax, accounting, or legal advice. Tax laws and invoicing regulations are subject to change. Please refer to the latest guidance from your local authorities and qualified professionals.
These are the fees for using Kanorio's website plans or platform services. For questions regarding subscription billing, payment methods, and cancellations, please refer to the Subscription and Payments section.
This is your revenue from selling digital goods or receiving sponsorships. Even if payments are processed through Stripe Connect, PAYUNi, or LINE Pay, the seller's obligations for declaration and issuing receipts are not transferred to Kanorio.
| Information or Service | Does Kanorio Provide? |
|---|---|
| Product, order, refund, and basic buyer information | Yes, you can view this in your shop backend or export it based on available features |
| Automatic tax calculation for product sales | No |
| Issuing Taiwan unified invoices or e-invoices for other regions | No |
| Declaring and paying business tax, VAT, GST, or income tax on your behalf | No |
| Case-specific tax and legal advice | No |
Taiwan's business tax, unified invoices, online sales thresholds, and personal income tax declarations vary depending on your business type, sales content, and revenue. Do not assume you have no reporting obligations simply because your products are digital, payments are processed by a third-party payment gateway, or you haven't yet established a company.
Please refer to the Ministry of Finance Tax Administration website and consult with an accountant or tax advisor based on your specific situation.
If you sell digital content to buyers in other countries or regions, local regulations such as Sales Tax, VAT, GST, consumer protection, or digital services rules may apply. Tax rates and registration thresholds vary by market, and you cannot apply a single country's rules to all buyers.
Before selling cross-border, please confirm:
No. Kanorio currently does not offer services for issuing unified invoices or e-invoices for product transactions. Please use your own suitable invoicing or accounting services.
Do not assume so. Payment gateways process payments and payouts, but this does not mean they will fulfill all seller declaration obligations on your behalf. Please review the terms of service for the platforms you use and consult with professionals.
Not necessarily. Whether registration, invoicing, or declaration is required depends on your income, transaction type, and local regulations. Please rely on guidance from authorities and professional advice.
Kanorio does not currently offer automatic tax calculation and collection. If you need to charge taxes to buyers, please first confirm the regulations, pricing disclosures, and available tools.
It is recommended to keep records of orders, refunds, payment payouts, product content, and buyer communications. The duration and method of record-keeping should be handled according to local regulations and your accountant's advice.
