Catch the bottomBTC rich? The Kuomintang shouted "10,000 yuan for the whole people", and the Ministry of Finance responded

Taiwan's Ministry of Finance recently released Taiwan's tax data last year, and the report showed that Taiwan's net tax collection last year reached NT$3.7619 trillion, and the over-collection amount reached NT$528.3 billion, once again hitting a record high. In this regard, the Legislative Yuan caucus of the Kuomintang advocated that the 2.0 plan for returning money to the people should be launched with reference to the actions in 2023, and 10,000 yuan should be paid to the general public. (Summary: Taiwan's policy platform launched the "BTC Strategic Reserve" co-signed: fixed investment in BTC, received 5,000 seconded proposals in two months, the government needs to respond) (Background supplement: Taiwan launched the "Youth 10 Billion Overseas Dream Realization Fund Program (TGPI)" to build the national team Thiel Fellowship) Taiwan's Ministry of Finance recently released Taiwan's tax data last year, and the report showed that the net tax collection last year in 2024 reached 3.7619 trillion new Taiwan coins, and the over-collection amount was as high as 5,283 100 million yuan of new Taiwan coin, once again hit a record high. In this regard, the Legislative Yuan caucus of the Kuomintang advocated that the 2.0 plan to return money to the people should be launched with reference to the actions in 2023, and the general cash of 10,000 yuan should be paid to the whole people. The Ministry of Finance responded: these additional revenues must be handed over to the state treasury However, in response to the Blue Camp's proposition, officials from the Ministry of Finance's Treasury Department responded that these additional revenues must be turned over to the state treasury and cannot be used for other purposes. The Ministry of Finance official pointed out: The over-collected NT$500 billion is not entirely from the central government, and part of the amount also includes local government taxes, and the actual levy is higher than the budget, and these additional revenues must be paid into the state treasury and cannot be used for other purposes. In addition, the Ministry of Finance official added that the excess of the levy to the budget means that the government does not need to borrow additional to meet fiscal needs in the current year, in addition to repaying old debts, it may also increase the current principal service figure, and how to deal with these over-collected funds will be used as a reference for future policies in July this year according to the results of the Audit Department, so as to formulate a corresponding fiscal plan. New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi expressed support However, New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi said yesterday (26) that he supports the idea of finding gold, he believes that now that prices are rising, people's lives are actually very hard, and the increase in wages is very limited: How to create a welfare policy that the people feel, I will be optimistic. In addition, according to the poll results released by the Kuomintang think tank National Political Foundation on February 25, 66.3% of the people currently support the 2.0 plan to repay the money to the people, and the general cash is 10,000 yuan; Opponents are only 29%, but whether it will land is yet to be discussed by the government further. Related reports FSC: Taiwan's virtual asset law February office hearing in June, Stable Coin into supervision, BTCETF open retail investor observation for another half a year DeepSeek raises financial security concerns, Taiwan's public authorities ban! Legislator: Can't just ban, but also invest in the development of AI South Korea accelerates the lifting of bans on corporate investment in virtual assets and Stable Coin legislation, can Taiwan keep up? "Catch the bottomBTC is rich? The Kuomintang shouted "10,000 yuan for the whole people", and the Ministry of Finance responded〉This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend in Dynamic Areas-The Most Influential Block Chain News Media".