Tax Reform and Expiring Provisions: Navigating the 2025 Deadline

Overview

It’s no secret that elections are consequential for a variety of reasons. One key area that experts are watching in light of the 2024 election is tax policy. Kasey Pittman, Director of Tax Policy, at Baker Tilly, walks viewers through the provisions which are set to expire at the end of 2025. She provides her insights regarding potential avenues for tax reform, highlighting the reconciliation process and its limitations. Pittman delves into the impact of a Republican unified government and what that could mean for tax reform, such as in the state and local tax arena. She also explores the challenges that tax advisors and businesses may face in 2025 and how those advisors can best support their clients.

Highlights

• financial disclosure requirements
• PCAOB standards
• IRS compliance guidelines
• SEC reporting updates

Objectives

• Identify the provisions which are set to expire at the end of 2025
• Recognize the consequences of the 2024 election for potential tax reform
• Recall the challenges of implementing tax reform
• Identify the limitations of the reconciliation process