Apple announced that the standard commission on paid iOS and iPadOS apps and in-app purchases in Taiwan’s App Store will fall from 30% to 26% on October 31. That is a reduction of four percentage points, not four percent, and does not change policies in other markets. Details for arrangements such as the Small Business Program should not be inferred where the announcement is silent. The change affects developer proceeds but does not itself require lower consumer prices; storefront, contract and program terms still matter.
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Apple lowers Taiwan App Store's standard commission to 26%
The four-percentage-point reduction takes effect October 31 and does not establish terms for every program.