Early in Donald Trump’s second term as president, with Republican majorities in Congress to help usher into law many of the administration’s priorities, the tax and trade landscape will be subject to significant changes.
Front and center will be provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that expire or change at the end of 2025. Alongside them will be certain tax proposals made by Trump during the campaign. Congress will need to determine how to pay for extending TCJA provisions, perhaps through revenue raisers or spending reductions.
Meanwhile, Trump has signaled aggressive trade and tariff policies to offset some of the cost of extending TCJA and to help pay for additional tax cuts. Such measures could significantly affect importers and lead to disrupted supply chains.
Join us for a webcast in which we will explore how companies can navigate these potential challenges. We will analyze the potential tariff increases and share effective strategies to mitigate their impact.
