Explore Credits, Expiring Provisions, and More Impacting Tax

Tax Planning Strategies for Businesses

Presented on December 12, 2024

Josh Grossman, Partner, State & Local Tax Services
Christopher Hanna, Director, Tax Services
Meghan Andersson, Senior Manager, Tax Services

Watch the second session of our Year-End Tax Planning Webcast Series. This session will focus on the business tax landscape, exploring what to potentially expect under the new administration. We’ll discuss available tax credits and incentive programs, as well as the implications of expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, helping your business prepare for the future.

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