In the ever-evolving landscape of trade policy, both US and global, many companies realize the need for change. They are now focusing on modernizing their trade programs and making their operating footprints more nimble in the face of persistent uncertainty. As companies work to adapt, they are gaining valuable insights into the impact of trade on business strategy, operations, and competitiveness. Tariffs, along with new trade alignments, automation opportunities, and disruptive events are driving the need for transformation.
To navigate through these challenges and reduce complexities, companies must develop a strong compliance foundation and analyze various business, operations, tax, and tariff scenarios. It is essential to understand the costs, opportunities and uncertainties in order to make informed decisions quickly. Our community of solvers bring you the interdisciplinary perspectives needed to make your trade strategy work for your business. By embracing change and staying proactive, companies can position themselves to thrive in the dynamic world of customs and trade.
Doug and Kristin discuss the rapidly evolving trade and tariff landscape, focusing on the recent executive orders imposing new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China under the ‘America First’ trade policy.
Doug McHoney and Pat Brown unpack the state of US corporate tax policy in 2025, analyzing how regulatory, legislative, and geopolitical forces could shape the next era of taxation.
US CBP proposed rules to enhance de minimis shipment enforcement by requiring extra data to target high-risk goods and limit duty exemptions for tariffed items.
Doug McHoney and Rebecca Lee discuss the long-awaited final and proposed regulations under Section 987, which deal with foreign currency gain or loss for qualified business units (QBUs).
President Trump on February 1 signed orders to impose 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, and an additional 10% tariff on imports from China.
With nearly two decades at P&G, Tadd Fowler shares insights with Doug McHoney from his dual leadership in tax and treasury.
The Trump administration has laid out an activist trade policy agenda, aiming to raise tariffs, promote fair trade, and boost domestic manufacturing.
2025 marks the beginning of a year for action on a significant “must-pass” tax bill.
