Navigate the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for Food and Beverage

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Presented on October 31, 2024

Shad Winters, Partner, Agribusiness Practice
Annah Bingham, Senior Manager, Food & Beverage Practice

Join us for our webcast, Navigate the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for Food and Beverage, tailored specifically for the food and beverage industry, focusing on the implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). 

This session will provide essential insights into how the TCJA affects food manufacturers, distributors, restaurants, and related businesses, helping you navigate the evolving tax landscape. Key topics include:

  • Modifications to deductions and credits, particularly for capital investments in production facilities and equipment
  • Insights into the treatment of business expenses, including cost of goods sold and operational costs
  • Effects of the TCJA on inventory accounting methods and their impact on cash flow
  • Future considerations and potential legislative changes that may affect the industry

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