Join the Mastermind: Navigating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)
Major tax reform is here—are you ready to leverage it to your advantage? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed in July 2025, has some provisions taking effect on January 1, 2025, with sweeping changes that impact how you plan, invest, and report. Whether you're a government contractor, scaling business, or a nonprofit with taxable income, this 45-minute session will give you the insights to move forward with clarity and confidence.
In this session, we’ll cover:
1. Business Tax Reform and Strategic Planning
- Understand the new 18% flat corporate tax rate and its impact on C-corp structures
- Explore the expanded 23% QBI deduction for pass-throughs and what phaseouts mean for growth-stage firms
- Learn how these updates affect entity selection, tax positioning, and long-term planning
2. R&D Expensing, Innovation Incentives and How to Optimize Cash-Tax Savings
- Analyze requirements to achieve and maintain compliance
- See how full R&D expensing is restored—unlocking immediate write-offs for eligible investments
- Navigate enhanced credits and deductions for domestic innovation and manufacturing
- Learn timing strategies for maximizing 2025 investments before the law takes effect
3. Depreciation and CapEx Strategy
- Align bonus depreciation and Section 179 expensing with project and asset planning
- Understand how new rules affect project timelines, capital investment, and Revitalization Zone bonuses
- Learn to structure cost pools and reporting to support future audits and competitiveness
4. Compliance Simplification and Reporting Changes
- Get ahead of mandatory e-filing rules for 10+ returns and understand IRS enforcement timelines
- Learn about the increased 1099 threshold—from $600 to $2,000—and how it reduces reporting friction
- Discover small business simplifications in accounting method and inventory rules
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