Tariff exposure is not a simple country-level rate. Taiwan’s United States-bound mix is concentrated in information and communications technology (ICT) hardware categories with different exemption, Section 232 and classification risks. A matrix lets the page show product share, Harmonized System (HS) code and caveat together. The graphic is source-labelled because the product shares come through a secondary report.
Source 1: U.S. temporary 20% tariff rate for Taiwan
Publisher: CSR@CommonWealth
Dataset/table: Yuanta Investment Consulting product-share breakdown cited by CSR@CommonWealth
Units: percent of Taiwan exports to the U.S.
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Evidence: Supports product-share estimates for U.S.-bound Taiwan export groups affected or exempted under tariff rules.
Note: Supports product-share estimates for U.S.-bound Taiwan export groups affected or exempted under tariff rules.
Tariff status can change; do not label this as final official tariff incidence.
Uses a reputable secondary report citing product-share estimates; Harmonized System labels are shown as policy-context categories.
One secondary source supplies all product-share estimates; policy status is contextual and may change.
Taiwan server exports versus notebook exports
Server systems were 25.9% of cited U.S.-bound exposure; notebooks were 1.2%.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.
Taiwan technology orders versus exports, 2025
Electronic-product orders were about 131% of electronic-parts customs exports in 2025.
