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Biden's Tax Agenda: What's Next?

Webinar | 05.25.21, 8:00 AM EDT - 9:00 AM EDT

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The current administration is focused on proposing large shifts in tax law that will affect corporate and individual taxpayers, paired with $80 billion to boost the IRS enforcement efforts. Join us to hear about all aspects of Biden’s tax agenda, from legislative proposals in the American Families and Made in America Tax Plan, to Biden’s enforcement initiatives.


Our tax lawyers will discuss the extensive tax proposals in these packages, including rates changes for corporations and individuals, dramatic shifts in international taxation, and proposed incentives for domestic production and renewable energy. We will cover the details of these proposals and planning considerations. Our government affairs leaders will review the timing, process, and legislative momentum for these plans.  In addition to potential changes in law, we will highlight the new enforcement initiatives of the Biden administration that are already changing tax administration in areas like cryptocurrency, listed transactions, and refund claims.


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