The spotlight may be on the US 2024 presidential election, but tax executives can’t afford to take their eyes off 2025 and beyond. Now is the time to evaluate how these changes may affect your organization’s bottom line and to take that message to decision-makers.
Our team of Washington-based tax professionals is qualified to assist on key tax challenges including:
Contacting Congressional members and staff to obtain information of specific interest and importance to tax and finance professionals.
Proactively observe and research legislative, regulatory, and other developments related to priority issues of specific and direct concern.
Conducting discussions on critical topics of importance during conference calls and meetings, supplemented by prompt, real-time reports for topics of critical importance.
Members of our team are former government officials, including former leaders of the House Ways and Means Committee, advisors to Senate leadership and the congressional tax writing committees, officials from the Treasury Department ad Internal Revenue Service, as well as professionals from the private sector who understand your company’s business, drawing on their experience in the government. Our unique insights and experience can lead to strategic advantages and added value for your business.
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.
Doug and Steve discuss the OECD’s latest administrative guidance on Pillar Two, covering key changes to transition rules, deferred tax asset adjustments, tax credits, and compliance burdens for multinational corporations.
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).
