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A question for Taiwanese investors: Is the high internal deduction fee of 00662 a problem? Taxation and inheritance tax issues when re-entrusting to open an account with an overseas securities firm
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A question for Taiwanese investors: Is the high internal deduction fee of 00662 a problem? Taxation and inheritance tax issues when re-entrusting to open an account with an overseas securities firm

The speaker addresses Taiwan investors’ questions about 00662 fees, sub-brokerage, overseas brokers, alternative minimum tax, and U.S. estate tax. Performance and tax claims need current verification.

Published
Sep 29, 2023
Total duration
5:02
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CLEC Investment & Wealth

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Video Overview

The speaker first compares 00662 and QQQ on a two-year chart shown in the video to challenge the claim that a higher fee necessarily means worse performance. Early tracking error is attributed to fund size, trading volume, and hedging efficiency, but the selected period cannot establish that long-term costs do not matter. The second half turns to Taiwan’s alternative minimum tax and estate handling for investors using sub-brokerage, offshore funds, or U.S. brokers, then favors Taiwan-listed 00662 and 00646. Tax thresholds, rates, filing scope, and estate obligations can vary by identity, year, and law; the video’s figures and recommendations require verification against current official rules and qualified advice.

Key Takeaways

  • The selected two-year chart is described as 00662 gaining 12.6% while QQQ lost 2.6%; this does not establish long-term or future performance.
  • The speaker links early 00662 tracking error to scale and hedging efficiency and claims later improvement without supplying a full-period analysis.
  • Sub-brokerage, offshore funds, and overseas brokers are connected with Taiwan’s alternative minimum tax; the stated threshold and 20% rate require current verification.
  • The speaker also cites a possible 40% U.S. estate-tax rate for non-U.S. persons and prefers Taiwan ETFs; liability depends on identity and asset structure.

Chapters

About 00:00:03 · Questions about 00662 fees and access routes

The opening raises fund expenses, buying QQQ through sub-brokerage, and overseas-broker costs.

About 00:00:45 · A two-year chart and tracking error

The speaker compares 00662 with QQQ over a selected period and explains his view of early tracking error.

About 00:02:48 · Overseas income and alternative minimum tax

The video discusses Taiwan tax issues for sub-brokerage, offshore funds, and overseas brokers.

About 00:03:25 · U.S. estate tax and Taiwan-listed ETFs

The speaker discusses cross-border estate procedures and favors 00662 and 00646; tax claims require independent review.

Related Topics

00662, QQQ, fund expenses, tracking error, sub-brokerage, overseas brokers, alternative minimum tax, U.S. estate tax, 00646

This page was prepared with AI from selected portions of the video's audio to help readers understand the main topics. It may omit secondary material or contain transcription errors; the original video remains authoritative.

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