Nowadays many technology companies are using intellectual property licensing as their most important source of revenue. However, due to the rapid changing of global economic environment, there are more and more technology companies heading for bankruptcy. Unfortunately, the intersection of bankruptcy law and intellectual property laws reveals an uneasy tension. In terms of intellectual property licensing, either the licensor or the licensee who files for bankruptcy will affect the other tremendously. Therefore, to reconcile IT policy and bankruptcy system is one of the most important things to do in the current intellectual property society regarding licensing. It is true both in the U.S. and Taiwan. Based on this observation, the author will first discuss the differences between the purposes of bankruptcy law and intellectual property laws. Related U.S. bankruptcy designs and cases will also be presented and analyzed for the needs of Taiwan’s future bankruptcy system. Furthermore, we will turn our view on Taiwan’s current bankruptcy system in the concern of executory licenses. Finally, a new proposal will be drafted on the basis of Taiwan’s latest Bankruptcy Amendment Act to meet our final goal of keeping equitable balance among all involved parties.