TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 5 May 2022 - The pandemic has helped many Taiwanese small businesses unlock hidden growth opportunities, while wreaking havoc on others. Half of Taiwan's small businesses grew in 2021, while 63 per cent expect to expand this year.
Read more: CPA Australia: COVID-19 a double-edged sword for Taiwan’s small businesses
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