One Big Beautiful Bill tax changes are already shaping tax planning, investment decisions, and economic incentives. Tom Wheelwright sits down with Daniel Bunn, President and CEO of the Tax Foundation, to break down what the legislation includes, what it leaves out, and how it affects entrepreneurs and investors.
Daniel explains how the bill modifies the tax code, alters deductions and incentives, and creates both opportunities and limitations for taxpayers. He also discusses how lobbying and policy design influence who ultimately benefits and who pays more.
You’ll learn:
- Which tax provisions help business owners and investors
- What limitations taxpayers should watch for
- How policy changes affect economic growth
- Why certain industries gain advantages
- How to adjust your tax strategy immediately
This topic matters now because tax law determines cash flow. Entrepreneurs who understand these changes can plan purchases, investments, and entity structures more intelligently. Those who ignore them may overpay taxes or miss valuable incentives.
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00:00 – Intro.
01:50 – The Good Policy Provisions.
06:00 – Temporary vs. Permanent.
08:40 – The Bad Policy Provisions.
12:15 – Who are the winners? Who are the losers?
15:15 – Deductions & Penalties
21:33 – Tax on Universities & Service Industries.
29:10 – Don’t miss your opportunity for savings!
33:44 – Tax cuts across the board.
36:25 – Closing Statements.
Looking for more on Daniel Bunn?
Website: http://www.taxfoundation.org/
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/danielbunn
Twitter/X: @danieldbunn
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