Father-in-law gives house to daughter-in-law: Must it be included in the estate if he dies within 2 years? She “divorced first,” and the outcome was completely different, tax bureau reveals key factor
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If a father-in-law gives real estate to his daughter-in-law during his lifetime and dies within 2 years, the property generally must be included in his estate for tax purposes. But the tax bureau said that if the daughter-in-law was divorced from him at the time of his death, she was no longer the spouse of an heir, so the gift did not have to be included in the estate. The key is whether the relationship still existed.
The TOP 10 list of actresses with the strongest “cool, ethereal” look in mainland Chinese dramas has been released, examining how they create distinctive images through their aura, styling and performances.
Could Taiwan stocks face a Mid-Autumn Festival market reversal curse? Du Jinlong explains why “this year is different”: 6 stocks to consider before the holiday
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Analyst Du Jinlong said he sees little chance of a shift in Taiwan’s stock market before the Mid-Autumn Festival. He highlighted investment opportunities in 6 stocks, including AI-related and financial shares, and urged investors to remain positive.
Ko Chih-en unveils 5 major Hakka policies: NT$2 million for youth entrepreneurship, NT$500 Hakka vouchers to boost tourism, with aim of making Kaohsiung the “Southern Hakka Cultural Capital”
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Kuomintang Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ko Chih-en proposed 5 major Hakka policies covering youth entrepreneurship, tourism development and cultural preservation. The plan aims to make Kaohsiung the “Southern Hakka Cultural Capital,” strengthening local development and cultural continuity.
Meat market to halt slaughter by the end of March next year as stray animal adoptions fall! Cheng Meng-ju urges Agriculture Bureau to present 2 plans, upgrading everything from the environment to animal welfare
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Kaohsiung City Councilor Cheng Meng-ju urged the Agriculture Bureau to submit a meat market phaseout plan by the end of October and strengthen support for stray dog and cat adoptions within two months. The move aims to improve residents’ living environment and animal welfare.
Lai Jui-lung links old markets with new industries! From Yancheng red tortoise cakes to the Zuoying-Nanzi technology corridor, a push for Kaohsiung’s next stage
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Democratic Progressive Party Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Lai Jui-lung visited Yancheng Market and the Zuoying-Nanzi technology district, outlining a vision that brings together traditional culture, youth creativity and technology industries. He stressed the need to upgrade industry, transport and daily life in tandem.
Too much U.S. debt means the Fed must cut rates? Trump calls for rates to be slashed to 1%, Goolsbee warns it could backfire
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Chicago Fed President Goolsbee pushed back against calls for the Fed to cut interest rates to ease the burden of U.S. government debt. He stressed the need to protect the central bank’s independence and warned of the risks of debt monetization.
超微 market capitalization tops $1 trillion for the first time as AI demand drives shares to a record
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AMD shares surged on growing AI demand, briefly pushing its market value above $1 trillion. Its stronger competitiveness in the AI market is drawing investor interest.
Don’t blame the machine when AI causes trouble! Bessent singles out OpenAI executives to take responsibility
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stressed management’s responsibility over OpenAI’s AI-powered intrusion into Hugging Face. The U.S. and China began talks on reporting AI accidents, and monetary policy was also mentioned.