To address the impact of U.S. tariff policies on Taiwanese exporters, the government promulgated the Special Statute on Strengthening the Resilience of the Economy, Society, and National Security in Response to International Developments to promote the “Support Plan for Taiwan's Export Supply Chain in Response to U.S. Tariffs.” The Plan comprises 9 key areas and 20 measures aimed at stabilizing the national economy, ensuring steady industrial development, and safeguarding people's livelihoods.

Under the Ministry of Finance's Fiscal Support Plan, exporters are provided two types of financial support measures, to assist manufacturers exporting to the United States and their related industries, and to enhance the export competitiveness of manufacturers.

Trade Finance Interest Rate

◉Eligibility (Applicants must meet all of the following conditions)

• Enterprises with proven export performance to the United States or related industries.
• Enterprises having normal creditworthiness and business operations.
• The export performance to the U.S. (or revenue for related industries) must satisfy at least a decline of 10% compared with the base period.

◉Details

Offer competitive interest rates to general enterprises and SMEs to help ease their financial pressure.

Export Credit Insurance Program

◉Eligibility (Enterprises that meet either of the following conditions)

• Enterprises with export performance to the U.S. or related industries.
• Enterprises affected by U.S. tariff measures.

◉Details

• Credit investigation fee: Providing better facilitation measure for credit investigation fee.
• Insurance premium: Providing better facilitation measure for insurance premium.

 Inquiry Hotline

For any questions regarding these measures, please dial 0800-819-688.