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A range of White House Executive Orders are likely to impact tax and trade policy. Read more for updates from DLA Piper’s Tax Policy team on strategic legislative approaches, tax planning perspectives, and legal foresight to help maximize tax policy positions of interest to company stakeholders: https://lnkd.in/eniJzSsP #EOs #TaxPolicy #TradePolicy

A range of White House Executive Orders are likely to impact tax and trade policy. Read more for updates from DLA Piper’s Tax Policy team on strategic legislative approaches, tax planning perspectives, and legal foresight to help maximize tax policy positions of interest to company stakeholders: https://lnkd.in/gNEdK_cQ #TaxPolicy #TradePolicy

Over the past two weeks, the IRS launched an enforcement campaign targeting deferred legal fee arrangements and misuse of Form 8275, while the AICPA urged businesses to continue collecting beneficial ownership info despite a preliminary injunction. Looking ahead, 2025 tax legislation may focus on extending expiring TCJA provisions and advancing Trump’s proposals, including tax cuts and exemptions. Read more in this here: https://bit.ly/4gj7lpc #TaxProposals #TaxStrategy #TaxLegislation #Tax

Over the past two weeks, the IRS launched an enforcement campaign targeting deferred legal fee arrangements and misuse of Form 8275, while the AICPA urged businesses to continue collecting beneficial ownership info despite a preliminary injunction. Looking ahead, 2025 tax legislation may focus on extending expiring TCJA provisions and advancing Trump’s proposals, including tax cuts and exemptions. What are your thoughts? #TaxLegislation

Over the past two weeks, the IRS launched an enforcement campaign targeting deferred legal fee arrangements and misuse of Form 8275, while the AICPA urged businesses to continue collecting beneficial ownership info despite a preliminary injunction. Looking ahead, 2025 tax legislation may focus on extending expiring TCJA provisions and advancing Trump’s proposals, including tax cuts and exemptions. What are your thoughts? #TaxLegislation

Over the past two weeks, the IRS launched an enforcement campaign targeting deferred legal fee arrangements and misuse of Form 8275, while the AICPA urged businesses to continue collecting beneficial ownership info despite a preliminary injunction. Looking ahead, 2025 tax legislation may focus on extending expiring TCJA provisions and advancing Trump’s proposals, including tax cuts and exemptions. What are your thoughts? #TaxLegislation

💼 Prepare for Big Tax Changes in 2025: Are You Ready? As we approach the 2024 election, businesses and individuals should start preparing for potential tax law changes in 2025. ⭐️ Top Highlights ⭐️ → Expiring provisions from the 2017 tax law → Candidates’ proposals could reshape tax policy → Plan ahead with your tax advisor to stay ahead of changes 👉 Check out the full article: https://bit.ly/3Y04yLf Stay ahead of the curve – contact us now for tailored advice and optimal strategies. #TaxPlanning #Election2024 #BusinessStrategy

In Bloomberg Tax, Crowe #tax partners Brianne deSellier and John Kelleher share considerations for corporations ahead of 2025, when some provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expire and Pillar 2 is set to take effect. #TCJA #OECD https://bit.ly/47ovWFM

Certain provisions of the sweeping 2017 tax cuts for individuals, families and businesses, known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), expire on December 31, 2025. Learn more about key business tax provisions from the TCJA and other tax laws that will be the central focus of upcoming tax legislation debate. #TCJA #GovernmentRelations #TaxLaw #slotnicklaw #slotnick

Over the past two weeks, the IRS launched an enforcement campaign targeting deferred legal fee arrangements and misuse of Form 8275, while the AICPA urged businesses to continue collecting beneficial ownership info despite a preliminary injunction. Looking ahead, 2025 tax legislation may focus on extending expiring TCJA provisions and advancing Trump’s proposals, including tax cuts and exemptions. What are your thoughts? #TaxLegislation