A 12-member ECCT delegation, led by Vice Chairman Rahil Ansari and CEO Freddie Höglund, met with Lee Ching-Hua, Political Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Finance (MOF, 李慶華 政務次長) and colleagues from the MOF to discuss issues affecting ECCT members in the Mobility, Wind Energy, Tax and Luxury Goods committees.

The Mobility committee, represented by co-chair Jungwoo Park, raised topics including the expansion of incentives to encourage the electrification of passenger vehicles, vehicle license taxes for BEVs, and the rationale and calculation of luxury tax imposed on vehicles.

The Wind Energy committee, represented by co-chair Leon Wu, discussed ways to encourage government-backed banks to support offshore wind energy financing.

The Tax committee, represented by co-chair Lynn Chen, addressed the streamlining of withholding tax payment procedures for companies, Taiwan's position and schedule for the adoption of Pillar Two Global Anti-Base Erosion ("GloBE") Rules, adopting consistent domicile standards for Alien Permanent Resident Certificate (APRC) holders, and extending the withholding deadline for payments to non-residents.

Both the co-chairs of the Luxury Goods committee participated in the meeting. Monica Chao discussed upgrading and enhancing passengers' experience at Taiwan's international airports while Sunny Chan talked about tax drawbacks for re-exported goods.