Apple lowers Taiwan App Store commission to 26%
Technology · First reported 29 Oct, 20:24 · Updated 20:43
Apple announced a lower standard commission for paid apps and in-app purchases in Taiwan, following discussions with the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission. The change takes effect October 31.
- Apple said its standard commission on paid apps and in-app purchases in Taiwan will fall from 30% to 26% starting October 31.
- Apple said the change followed discussions with the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission; developers do not need to sign updated terms by October 31 to receive the new rates.
- The Taipei Times headline also reports that Apple is lowering the commission rate to 26% today.
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- New commission rate
- 26%
- Previous standard rate
- 30%
- Effective date
- October 31
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- Paid apps and in-app purchases in Taiwan’s iOS and iPadOS App Store
- Regulator named
- Taiwan Fair Trade Commission
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