Taiwan's government missed its budget target for last year by NT$50.5 billion (US$1.598 billion), as U.S. tariffs and local credit controls damped the housing and automotive markets, leading to lower revenue collection mainly of business, commodity, and property taxes, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said Tuesday.
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