Okay, let’s tackle this. So Jeremy has 65 years of experience as an auditor, which is extremely rare and valuable. His education from the University of Houston-Clear Lake and National Political University in Taiwan adds to his credibility. He is also a certified CPA, which is a prestigious credential. Location is Taiwan, which is known for having a relatively high cost of living. However, salaries for auditors with his level of experience and qualifications are generally lower in Taiwan compared to the US or other Western countries. Considering his expertise in insurance law and financial analysis, which are in demand globally, I would estimate his hourly rate to be around $250. This is slightly lower than the average rate for auditors in the US, but higher than what might be expected in Taiwan. Some senior auditors with similar experience and qualifications can earn upwards of $300 per hour in the US, but this is not directly applicable to the Taiwanese market.