I'm Just a (Reconciliation) Bill: How the Election Could Shape U.S. and Global Tax Policy
Inside International TaxShow Notes
In this episode, we discuss how the results of the November election in the United States may impact tax policy in the near term, including the ways in which the new Congress may be able to pass tax legislation, what roadblocks may exist, and the impact tax disruptors, such as the expiring TCJA provisions and global tax reform, may have in shaping tax policy for 2025 and beyond.
Join us as our co-hosts Kristen Gamboa and Gary Scanlon are joined by returning guests, Michael Plowgian and Dan Winnick, from the KPMG Washington National Tax, WNT, International Tax group, to answer these questions and more on the latest episode of Inside International Tax.
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