In this study, we investigate the economic impacts of the agricultural negotiations of WTO Doha Round negotiation on Taiwan’s economy with special emphasis on agricultural sector using a computable general equilibrium model of Taiwan derived from the Australian ORANI model. A WTO module is developed for setting up the market access simulation scenarios by adding alternative tariff reduction schemes using a HS 8digit tariff schedule and a tiered formula approach. Product-specific reductions of Aggregate Measurement of Support are also simulated for the proposals on reducing domestic supports. Simulation results show that most of the agricultural sectors will suffer from negative output effects but the overall economy will benefit from tariff reductions. Reduction of domestic supports will have little effect for agriculture, but overproduction on rice creates negative welfare and inefficient resource allocation effects for the economy and other agricultural sectors.