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The results of 2024 federal election has proven to be pivotal regarding American tax and regulatory policy and the impact for American businesses. The narrow margins of control of the House and Senate, however, dictate that only tax policies uniformly supported by the party are likely to become law. Assessing the potential policy outcomes should start with an understanding of what is scheduled to change and how different outcomes can impact your business strategy. Stay informed as our public policy and Washington National Tax Office professionals provide insights into the tax legislation debates and decisions to come.
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Tax leaders in the media
International Tax Review
“Even with a Trump victory, it will be very difficult for Republicans to lower the corporate rate any lower than it already is. [That’s] because they have some real deficit concerns, and there’s a whole bunch of other expiring tax provisions at the end of 2025 which they like very much and are a high priority and which they’d like to extend but are very costly.”
— Dustin Stamper
Tax Legislative Affairs Practice Leader
Managing Director, Tax Services
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“It’s not really the Republican brand to rescind tax cuts, even if they’re not necessarily the tax cuts that they themselves would have preferred.”
— Dustin Stamper
Tax Legislative Affairs Practice Leader
Managing Director, Tax Services
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
MarketWatch
“[Estate planning is] one of the few places where it might make sense to be a little more aggressive. [In contrast,] we are generally urging caution when it comes to pulling the trigger in investment and business decisions.”
— Dustin Stamper
Tax Legislative Affairs Practice Leader
Managing Director, Tax Services
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
International Tax Review
“Even with a Trump victory, it will be very difficult for Republicans to lower the corporate rate any lower than it already is. [That’s] because they have some real deficit concerns, and there’s a whole bunch of other expiring tax provisions at the end of 2025 which they like very much and are a high priority and which they’d like to extend but are very costly.”
— Dustin Stamper
Tax Legislative Affairs Practice Leader
Managing Director, Tax Services
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“It’s not really the Republican brand to rescind tax cuts, even if they’re not necessarily the tax cuts that they themselves would have preferred.”
— Dustin Stamper
Tax Legislative Affairs Practice Leader
Managing Director, Tax Services
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
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Mark A. Margulies
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Grant Thornton Advisors LLC
Mark Margulies is the national managing principal of Tax Services at Grant Thornton and a member of the Executive Committee at Grant Thornton Advisors LLC.
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