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2024 Year-End Planning for Organizations

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Contributors: Anthony J. Licavoli Jr., CPA, Katie Stewart, MA, PHR, SHRM-CP, Jerald W. Benjamin, CPA, CGMA

The 2025 tax policy landscape is poised for significant changes driven by the Republican victories in the 2024 elections. With President-elect Trump securing a second term and the GOP holding majorities in both the Senate and the House, the extension of key provisions of the TCJA will be a primary focus. Additionally, President-elect Trump’s proposed tax reforms and tariffs could further reshape the economic landscape, sparking debates on their long-term impacts on businesses and consumers. As these discussions unfold, the direction of U.S. tax policy will be closely watched, with significant implications for the economy and taxpayers alike.

Key takeaways:

  • A look at how the 2025 tax landscape might unfold based on 2024 election results
  • Proposed new tariffs that may impact U.S. trade policy
  • Latest updates on HR legislation and compliance requirements

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