Tax Policy Changes: What to Watch as Tax Breaks Expire, U.S. Navigates Elections
The coming year promises to be pivotal for tax policy. The next Congress and president will need to negotiate key provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 that expire at the end of 2025. Absent any congressional action, most provisions will revert to their pre-2017 rates, affecting both businesses and individuals. In addition, the presidential campaigns include significant tax policy areas that will be on the negotiation table.
On Sept. 18, our senior reporters and analysts held an in-depth assessment of how tax policy is likely to shake out. Watch the replay now to hear about key players, biggest areas of dispute between the parties, and how the election will shape the outcome.
The panel will focus on the following tax policy areas:
- Corporate tax rate
- R&D
- Interest deduction
- Qualified Business Income Deduction (IRC 199A)
- International regime rates FDII/GILTI/BEAT
- Individual tax rates
- Child tax credit
Speakers
Chris Cioffi
Senior Reporter
Bloomberg Government
Kim Dixon
Federal Tax Deputy Team Lead
Bloomberg Tax
Danielle Parnass
Deputy Team Leader
Bloomberg Government
Angela Greiling Keane
News Director
Bloomberg Government