The 2024 Election and Tax Policy Planning: What companies need to know

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

This webinar focused on the 2024 election and implications for tax policy and corporate tax planning.

As the dust may still be settling one week post election, Evan Migdail and Melissa Gierach from the tax practice's Washington, DC-based team focused on tax policy helped unpack the returns at the presidential and congressional levels and discuss the pathways forward. Regardless of the election's outcome, the "Super Bowl" of tax legislation is expected in 2025 – and it may affect the corporate tax rate and numerous other provisions that stand to impact our clients' bottom line. 

Our goal was to provide insights on strategic legislative approaches, tax planning perspectives, and legal foresight to help maximize tax policy positions of interest to company stakeholders involved in fiscal planning decisions, such as individuals from businesses’ finance, treasury, tax, and legal teams.

Our speakers conducted an informative discussion covering:

• Top and down-ballot election results with a focus on tax-writing committee election outcomes.
• Scenario-mapping for how election results may impact the 2025 tax landscape, including:
• Retrospective changes to domestic tax policy
• Considerations in International tax policy on go-forward basis
• Areas of domestic and international tax policy ripe for change.
• Implications for structuring M&A transactions, capitalization of businesses, and tax incentives such as transferable and refundable tax credits (currently available through the Inflation Reduction Act), research & development tax credits, and more.

To learn more about how the result of the election could impact your business, please visit our 2024 US Presidential Election Topic Hub for timely insights, including client alerts, articles, podcasts, videos, and webinar invitations.

CLE credit was offered for this event.

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Please contact Sarah Stephens with questions.