The "STAND with Taiwan Act of 2026" aims to impose sanctions on those threatening Taiwan's security, particularly the Chinese Communist Party. Sanctions target officials, financial institutions, and entities connected to the Chinese government, including trading restrictions and increased import duties. It emphasizes the US commitment to Taiwan's defense and peace in the Taiwan Strait. The bill outlines the President's criteria for determining actionable actors, sanctions on individuals and transactions linked to detrimental activities, and specific procedures for introducing and considering joint resolutions. Measures include sanctions on Chinese financial institutions, prohibitions on fund transfers and Chinese entity listings on US exchanges, and increasing import duties by up to 500%. Additionally, the bill focuses on applying economic pressure and sanctions to countries supporting China's military-industrial capacity, promoting democracy, and international compliance.