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VideoBusiness & International Tax Changes: OBBBA One Year Later | Webinar
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OBBBA One Year Later: What Changed, What Matters, What’s Next
One year after OBBBA’s passage, corporate and international tax provisions are actively shaping business decisions and planning approaches. This on-demand session examines how those provisions are being applied, where guidance has clarified or introduced complexity and how companies are responding. We also cover what’s emerging next and how to plan accordingly.
Learning Objectives:
- Assess how key business and international provisions have been applied in practice
- Identify planning considerations related to depreciation, interest limitations and cross-border tax matters
- Recognize emerging guidance and enforcement trends impacting future tax strategy
Speakers:
- Sean Muller, Partner-in-Charge, Specialty Tax Services
- Craig Epstein, Partner, International Tax
- Vince Houk, Partner-in-Charge, International Tax
- Robert Henry, Partner-in-Charge, Tax Provisions
OBBBA One Year Later: What Changed, What Matters, What’s Next
The tax landscape continues to evolve one year after The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), with corporate, individual and energy-related provisions now actively influencing planning decisions across industries. As guidance develops and practical challenges emerge, taxpayers are assessing how these changes impact strategy, compliance and future opportunities.
Join Weaver for a three-session webinar series examining how OBBBA is being applied in practice and what organizations and individuals should prioritize moving forward.
This webinar is for all levels of business professionals, accountants and CFOs. Please note that CPE credit is not awarded for recorded webinars. Keep an eye on our events page, or sign up to receive invites for future webinars.
For a look back at how these provisions were first introduced, you can access the original webinar from our initial OBBBA series.
