The One Big Beautiful Bill brings sweeping tax reforms for 2025 and beyond. From permanent individual rate changes to expanded business deductions and phased-out clean energy credits, this detailed breakdown helps individuals, families, and businesses understand what’s changing—and how to plan for it.

Washington State is implementing major tax changes in 2025, including increased capital gains and estate tax rates, updated B&O tax rules, and new sales tax requirements for service industries. This article outlines what’s changing and how individuals and businesses can prepare.

A solid business succession plan protects your business’s future by ensuring leadership continuity, financial stability, and long-term profitability. This article outlines strategic steps to preserve profits, reduce tax risks, and maintain key relationships across generations.

On July 4, President Trump signed the much-anticipated “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBB) into law, following approval by both the Senate and the House of Representatives. This sweeping legislation permanently extends and reshapes many provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), with wide-ranging implications for individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and international taxpayers.

Tariff shifts are raising costs and risks for cross-border businesses. From product classification to supply chain strategy, firms must act now to stay competitive. Tactics like tariff engineering, dynamic pricing, and diversified sourcing help protect margins. Cross-functional teams and expert advisors are key to building resilience in today’s evolving trade environment.

As businesses grow or restructure, state tax liabilities often increase. Strategic restructuring can improve efficiency and reduce exposure. By assessing operations, entity structure, and intercompany transactions, organizations can uncover savings. Careful planning, documentation, and compliance help align tax strategy with long-term business goals and avoid audit risk.