Get ahead of the curve by preparing for the tax implications of the OBBBA now
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) made sweeping federal tax law changes.
While many provisions are first effective after 2025, others are effective earlier. For many businesses and their owners, the number of changes and the retroactive or near-immediate effective dates have upended existing plans and caused taxpayers to scramble to understand how they could be affected by the new rules, how to obtain the full measure of benefits allowed under the new law, and how to meet new compliance obligations. These challenges are exacerbated by the fact that a leaner IRS is being called on to issue guidance, deploy computer system changes, and revise or draft forms and instructions to implement the new law in a very compressed time frame.
This OBBBA Tax Guide for Business is intended to assist businesses and their owners to identify and prioritize the impact of and potential opportunities under the new law. This guide is focused on taxes impacting for-profit businesses and is intended to help initiate analysis and spark a dialogue around planning, compliance, and opportunity. This is not a comprehensive guide to all provisions in the OBBBA or all tax matters that should be considered for 2025, 2026, and beyond. Please contact a Crowe tax adviser to discuss your specific facts, circumstances and tax planning needs.
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