Business Guide to Taxes: Expiring Tax Incentives

Tax incentives play a crucial role in shaping decisions, no matter how large or small the business or whether it’s structured as a corporation or a passthrough entity. Major tax incentives utilized by these companies are set to expire soon, or have already expired. Now is the time to evaluate how these changes may affect your corporation or passthrough business. 

Watch the recording of our expert panelists as they discuss the current tax landscape and practical guidance on navigating upcoming changes that will have significant impacts on your business.

During the event, we explored key topics, including:

  • Overview of major expiring tax incentives and the expected impact on businesses (Corporations and Passthroughs)
  • Strategies for adapting to the evolving tax landscape and maximizing tax benefits
  • Understanding of the tax policy issues and what Carta’s policy team is doing to support the innovation ecosystem

Featuring

Joshua Becker

Partner
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Kevin M. Jacobs

Managing Director
Alvarez & Marsal Tax, LLC
Amy Miller

Director of Public Policy
Carta

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