The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 40 Plan
Hearing this, Jian was quite surprised. The first reaction of the person receiving such a huge sum of money was to donate it. This made her think that young people these days are quite socially responsible... much more responsible than she was. But this was not surprising. What kind of people hadn't they seen in their line of work? People like Jiang Hui were not uncommon.

She didn't immediately ask Jiang Hui how much she wanted to donate, but only asked about her specific donation plans and the donation projects she was involved in.

The donation system in StarCraft is quite comprehensive. Individuals can donate directly without necessarily going through large organizations, as long as the recipient is a legally registered organization that has applied to and is part of the Empire. The remaining procedures can be simplified.

However, it depends on what kind of project Jiang Hui wants to donate to. For projects requiring long-term follow-up or those targeting specific individuals, it might be necessary to go through a foundation agent. While these types of donations are relatively transparent in today's society, there's still considerable room for manipulation, and individuals directly involved are prone to being taken advantage of. Generally, this type of donation is used by companies engaging in commercial activities.

For example, donations to individual projects like major disease associations, which can directly reach and help patients, can be made in a lump sum.

Jiang Hui wants to make two donations. One is to donate to the education system in remote star systems, hoping to do his part to help more ambitious and talented students continue their education.

One donation was for border defense military and political affairs, specifically designated for the compensation and subsidies of disabled veterans.

Jane was somewhat surprised. The former was quite common, belonging to the most common type of donation, while the latter was relatively rare. After all, the Imperial military had always been relatively wealthy, and the country was providing full support, with large amounts of military funds and resources being transported there. It seemed impossible that they were short of money.

Interstellar people are generally quite pragmatic, and few ordinary citizens make donations in this area. Furthermore, donations to military and political entities are typically not tax-deductible, to prevent unscrupulous individuals from exploiting loopholes or having ulterior motives. Therefore, even when donations are made, they are mostly from specific social classes or by responsible social entrepreneurs.

It's quite strange that such a child would think of making this kind of donation.

Jiang Hui whispered, "Both my parents were soldiers." And both of the original owner's parents died in the border defense war. However, she didn't say this aloud.

Jane immediately understood. This Ms. Jiang's parents were both soldiers in the Imperial Army, and she was indeed living alone without a guardian. Her desire to donate to the military was quite telling.

Jane didn't press further. Otherwise, could she possibly ask if the other person's parents had died or suffered on the battlefield? That would be too unreasonable and cruel. It was better to just pretend she didn't know.

Both of Jiang Hui's donations have corresponding interfaces specifically designed to receive donations from all sectors of society, without needing to go through any organization.

All she needs to do is submit the relevant documents to each institution and sign her name. Once the institutions confirm her identity, Interstellar Bank will transfer the funds to the corresponding accounts on her behalf.

If the former makes a donation, a tax needs to be paid because the donation is part of her compensation income. Although it does not increase the value of the income, it can still offset part of the tax.

As for the donation to the military, it goes entirely through the national treasury's subsidiary treasury, which is completely tax-free, but it also cannot be used to offset taxes. Both types of applications can be submitted at home; if submitted tonight, it should be processed within the next day or two.

However, she was essentially a human from Earth, and had only recently arrived in interstellar space. Her personal computer hadn't even fully grasped what was going on, so how could she possibly understand these complex procedures? Therefore, she simply entrusted the matter to Ms. Jian, whose firm handled a wide range of cases, and this was exactly the kind of work they were doing.

Jane said it was very easy and she could get it done for her tomorrow. After Jiang Hui returned, she would report the amount to be donated to her, and then Jiang Hui could fill out the relevant application documents and submit them.

At this point, their conversation had essentially come to an end, and both sides had achieved their goals and were quite satisfied.

As the two were packing up to leave, Jane suddenly seemed to remember something and asked, "Ms. Jiang, you've just arrived in this resident star system, haven't you?"

This information was already in the basic documents. Jiang Hui forgot to hide this part when she submitted the commission documents, so the other party naturally saw it when they accepted the commission.

“Yes, I used to live in the inner star system, but I moved here due to family changes. However, I only stayed for a few days before I was knocked to the hospital by that intelligent robot, Heluth,” Jiang Hui said with a wry smile.

They must be residents of an inner galaxy, so they must be quite wealthy. No wonder they were so indifferent to the compensation.

Interstellar habitable regions are also divided into several levels. The commonly known conventional habitable regions are roughly divided into four levels: outer star systems, permanent star systems, inner star systems, and central star systems.

Location is determined from the outside in and from the bottom up, with the more central the area, the more important it is. The optimal residential area is naturally the central star region, also known as the capital star system, where most high-ranking officials, military and political figures, the wealthiest individuals, and their immediate family members reside. Of course, there are ordinary residents there as well, but these so-called ordinary people have long since transcended ordinary people due to thousands of years of environmental influence and certain regional advantages.

The next level down, within the inner star system, is a prime habitable region, the primary residence for many scholars, experts in their fields, and wealthy families. Some well-known universities and colleges also prefer to be located there.

They are currently in a resident star system, a typical moderately prosperous residential area where citizens live a stable life and have relatively abundant resources. However, in all aspects, their conditions are inferior to those of the upper class.

Beyond the outer star systems, there are mostly extremely impoverished border planets, exile planets, garbage-strewn enemy planets, or dark, black-colored regions—in short, conditions are generally poor. Only the outermost ring of this region has relatively decent conditions, and its education and communication systems are connected to those of the inner region.

Of course, the scope of human exploration is vast, but the universe remains infinite, and many areas remain unexplored and unmanaged. Some of these unvisited and undocumented are called unknown stars and dark stars. These are not included in publicly available records, so ordinary citizens are largely unaware of them.

(End of this chapter)