What the OBBBA Means for You and Your Business in 2025 Webinar

Jul 30, 2025

4 Contributors

The final budget reconciliation bill—nicknamed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—is now law, and it brings major changes to the tax landscape for businesses and individuals alike.

Join us on Wednesday, July 30 from 1-2:30PM EST as CSH’s tax experts unpack what made it into the final legislation, what didn’t, and the planning opportunities it creates. We'll cover key provisions that are now permanent, the phasing out of significant credits, and the shifting landscape of international taxation.

Topics we'll cover include:

What’s been made permanent, what’s sunset, and what’s repealed
The permanent extension of key “pre-cliff” TCJA business provisions
Changes to the qualified small business stock gain exclusion rules
The new $40,000 cap on state and local tax (SALT) deductions
A wide-reaching repeal and acceleration of Inflation Reduction Act credits
Strategic planning implications for businesses across industries

Who should attend?

CFOs, controllers, tax directors, business owners, and financial decision-makers looking to stay ahead of upcoming tax impacts.

Reserve your spot now and be prepared for what’s ahead.

Brendan Walsh

Shareholder

Brendan provides strategic tax consulting for businesses and their owners. Understanding that taxes can be an intimidating topic, Brendan enjoys translating complex tax laws into language his clients can understand.

Zachary Gubser

Shareholder

Zach works on compliance, planning, transaction, and consulting projects for clients ranging from high-net-worth individuals to pass-throughs, to large multi-national corporations.

Brittany Lawrence

Shareholder

Brittany focuses on business tax planning and compliance mainly for closely held or family-owned businesses. She strives to serve the tax needs of her clients and form long-term relationships to assist them with other accounting or business-related issues.

Mark Gaudet

Shareholder

Mark provides dependable assistance and advisement to clients related to income tax, transfer tax, philanthropic, and succession planning matters. Mark specializes in working with corporate executives, high-net-worth families, and closely held businesses.

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