Taiwan’s asset management industry has been hit by a confusing amendment to the country’s alternative minimum tax (AMT) regime that was implemented in January. Specifically the amendment drove citizens to repatriate offshore money, partly (apparently) out of a concern that this cash might be deemed tax-evasive. Backing up slightly, AMT has been in place for years in Taiwan. The system…

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