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III. Statuses of Personnel Numbers, Revenue, and

Expenditure of Indigenous Enterprises

1. Most (77.19%) indigenous enterprises employ less than 5 personnel.

According to the definitions for the categories of SMEs, nearly

80% of indigenous enterprises are micro-enterprises. After
subtracting the enterprises that refused to disclose employee

numbers, 8,898 enterprises created a total of 34,977 job

opportunities.

2. Of all indigenous enterprises, 55.12% have employed personnel,

adding up to a total of 24,690 employees (4,110 in supervisory
positions and 20,580 in non-supervisory positions). Enterprises that

have self-employed personnel or unpaid family workers account for

63.62%, and there are 10,287 self-employed personnel or unpaid

family workers.

3. Of all indigenous enterprises, 98.35% have indigenous personnel.
They have 19,878 indigenous personnel combined (11,742

employees and 8,136 self-employed workers and unpaid family

workers), accounting for 56.85% of the total number of employees.

4. In terms of the total revenue of indigenous enterprises in 2020, "less
than NT$500,000" represented the largest proportion (35.23%),

followed by "NT$1,000,000–NT$2,500,000" (19.01%). The

average annual revenue in 2020 was NT$3,183,800, and the median

was NT$875,000.

5. In terms of the total expenditure of indigenous enterprises in 2020,

"less than NT$500,000" represented the largest proportion

(36.02%), followed by "NT$1,000,000–NT$2,500,000" (21.16%).

The average annual expenditure in 2020 was NT$2,446,600, and

the median was NT$875,000.

6. Since their opening of business till today, most (49.38%) of

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