Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

The Taipei City Government's "card verification committee" reportedly monitors certain police officers.

Taiwanese government regulations require individuals to declare overseas income exceeding NT$1 million, even if their total income falls below the NT$7.5 million annual tax exemption per household.

Taiwan's special deduction for long-term care has been increased this year from NT$120,000 to NT$180,000.

A Taiwanese factory has been operating as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) since 1980. The factory, which has operated since 1980, works with various department stores and factories, specializing in OEM production and not selling directly to consumers.

A special budget, passed last October, was reportedly misused to allocate 20 to 60 million for guest meeting rooms.

Luo Zhicheng, previously implicated in secretly recording conversations with the president and premier, has not publicly disclosed the results of the police investigation into these incidents.

The Taipei Dome has received complaints regarding vibrations during concerts, which are described as similar to issues previously reported at the Taipei Arena.

Deputy Secretary-General Chen Qimai and Public Relations Department Director Zeng Wenxian held a press conference criticizing former President Ma Ying-jeou's visit to Central and South America.

President Lai Ching-te is reportedly facing difficulties with a 'moving out' process, prompting questions about the underlying issues.

Qiu Huiru, a representative of the People's Party, stated that the Ministry of Health and Welfare should not overstep its authority.