Tracking 2025 Tax Legislation



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REFRESHER: TAX CUTS AND JOBS ACT (TCJA) OF 2017
  • TCJA was passed via budget reconciliation and signed into law in December 2017
  • Many changes to tax code that impacted

          – Income tax rates, deductions, and exemptions; gift and estate taxes; business taxes; and much more

  • Most of its provisions went into effect on January 1, 2018, and are scheduled to expire on January 1, 2026

 

POTENTIAL 2025 LEGISLATION: “ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL” BILL
Current and Projected Legislative Timeline: 
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House Tax Bill Key Individual Tax Proposals: 

  • Extends individual income tax rates and brackets (certain exceptions for the 37% bracket)
  • Increases limit for state and local tax (SALT) deduction to $40,000 (subject to MAGI phasedown)
  • Increases estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer (GST) exemptions to $15 million
  • Increases qualified business income deduction to 23%
  • Renews the qualified opportunity zone program

 

SUBTITLE A: INDIVIDUAL TAX POLICY (PROPOSED HOUSE TAX BILL)
Permanent Extensions: The following provisions of TCJA would be made permanent by the proposed bill and include some additional changes.  
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SUBTITLE A: INDIVIDUAL TAX POLICY (PROPOSED HOUSE TAX BILL)
Permanent Extensions (continued): The following provisions of TCJA would be made permanent by the proposed bill and include some additional changes.  
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SUBTITLE B: BUSINESS TAX POLICY (PROPOSED HOUSE TAX BILL)
TCJA Extensions: The following provisions of TCJA would be extended by the proposed bill and include some additional changes.  
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SUBTITLE C: PAY-FORS (PROPOSED HOUSE TAX BILL)
 

Subtitle C contains provisions for Revenue Raisers (Part 1), Tax Credit Eligibility (Part 2), and Improper Payments and Recapture of Excess Premium Tax Credits (Part 3) — some key provisions are below:

  • Changes to clean energy tax provisions (Part 1, Sections 112001 to 112016)
  • Changes to tax rules for foundations, colleges, universities, and other tax-exempt organizations (Part 1, Sections 112020–112025)
  • Net operating losses for pass-throughs (Part 1, Section 112026)
  • Employee retention tax credit (Part 3, Section 112205)
  • Earned income tax credit (Part 3, Section 112206)

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