Taiwan starts enforcing the CFC rules in 2023. if you open a company outside Taiwan in a low-tax jurisdiction (liek Singapore), the revenue and profits of that company might be subject to taxation in Taiwan under the CFC rules. But there is some exemptions : https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/taiwan/corporate/significant-de...
If you intended to pay yourself in dividends from outside Taiwan: Taiwan Taxman will ask you if the dividends were generated from the work done while in Taiwan.
Open a Taiwan company? Probably not, it's such an hassle to get payments from the US with Taiwan's fintech (no stripe like company yet that make payment easy)
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I hate this feeling when I read at the end of the article: This post has been generated by [whatever AI]. Did I waste 5 minutes of my life something that is potentially not real/approximate/not checked? How many of those generated article did I came across and didn't know about it?
I've been working on a project with flask + sqlalchemy. I have those sql queries returning a bit of rows (up to 20k) and that are quite slow. SQLalchemy does not seem to support caching the results and I've started to use flask-caching[1] with redis using the @cache.memoize() decorator.
Just wondering if I am taking the right path or if there is better alternative.
The way this page was built is amazing for learning. "dragging" the properties and visualize / see what effect it has instantly is so helpful to understand what's up. Wish I've learnt CSS with that kind of page.