2025 Tax Strategies for Health Care Leaders

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Presented on January 29, 2025

Chris Bell, Partner, Health Care Practice
Travis Riley, Partner, Tax Credits & Incentive Services
Erika Williams, Partner, Health Care Practice

Join us for our webcast, 2025 Tax Strategies for Health Care Leaders, designed to help you prepare for 2025 tax strategies under the new administration. You’ll learn insights to reduce your tax burden in 2025 and more.

We’ll address:

  • Insights on how tax consequences are critical to ongoing operations as well as the M&A markets
  • Tax reform proposals promoted by President Trump
  • Tax credits and incentives available for health care and health tech organizations
  • Proposed changes to the interest deduction limitation rules from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) which currently costs many health care organizations millions of dollars each year, particularly among venture capital- and private equity-backed companies
  • Trends in public oversight of private equity backed investments in health care

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