The overseas Chinese committee’s annual dinner, traditionally a social event, was reportedly transformed into a forum for discussing the “reversal” of former official Xu Jiaqing, according to sources close to the meeting. The change of focus has raised questions about the purpose of the gathering, though no official statement has confirmed the shift in agenda. In a separate development, Jihua Company has taken the lead in promoting the Corporate TISA (Tax‑Incentivised Savings Account) scheme. Under the new arrangement, employees are allowed to invest up to NT$120,000 per year in the program, a move that could provide a tax‑efficient savings vehicle for workers. The company’s initiative is part of a broader push to encourage corporate participation in the TISA framework, though details on the scheme’s structure and eligibility criteria remain to be clarified by regulators.
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