1. First, the basic information of the dependent and the dependent, including name, ID number and relationship with the dependent.

The method of sharing chosen by the dependent, including specifying a share ratio or a specified share amount.

2. Secondly, the validity period of the agreement, including the start date and end date.

The agreement change stipulates that the distribution method needs to be changed and the dependent must re-sign the designated distribution agreement.

3. Then, if the tax law is revised, if the dependent adopts the designated sharing ratio method, he or she will no longer sign a separate agreement. If the designated sharing amount method is used, the dependent will need to sign a new designated sharing agreement.

This agreement is only used to agree on the designated allocation of special additional personal income tax deductions for supporting the elderly, and does not constitute an agreement between the supporting parties on supporting the elderly. Supporting matters for the elderly shall be separately agreed upon by the supporting parties.

4. Finally, matters not covered in this agreement shall be resolved through negotiation between the dependent and the caregiver.

This agreement is made in multiple copies, with each party holding one copy for the caregiver and the dependent. The agreement becomes effective upon signature by all parties.