OBBBA’s Impact on Restaurants and Hotels
Discover how the OBBBA impacts restaurants and hotels with tax benefits like bonus depreciation, tip deductions, and expanded expensing options. Learn how to take advantage of these opportunities.
Discover how the OBBBA impacts restaurants and hotels with tax benefits like bonus depreciation, tip deductions, and expanded expensing options. Learn how to take advantage of these opportunities.
The IRS's new Schedule 1-A draft simplifies reporting for four OBBBA deductions, including tips, overtime, and car loan interest. Learn how to prepare for these tax-saving opportunities.
The OBBBA is reshaping the M&A landscape with tax reforms like bonus depreciation and expanded QSBS exclusions, creating new opportunities for buyers and sellers to structure deals strategically.
Time is running out to claim energy-related tax credits like Section 179D, with deadlines approaching in 2025 and 2026. Learn how to plan ahead and secure these valuable incentives.
Explore how the OBBBA introduces significant tax benefits for private clubs and their employees, including deductions for tips and overtime, enhanced expensing options, and changes to clean energy credits.
Starting for 2026 tax filing season, the IRS will phase out paper tax refund checks, transitioning to faster and more secure electronic refunds. Learn how this change benefits taxpayers and how to prepare for the upcoming filing season.
As we wrap up our OBBBA webinar series, we’ve provided insights on how this bill has changed tax laws and impacted various industries, including not-for-profit, construction and real estate, hospitality, and more. In this final session, we’ll tackle the big question: How can C-suite leaders successfully manage risk and uncertainty—no matter what the environment brings?
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has introduced the most significant changes to international tax in years. In this webinar recording, PBMares’ international tax experts help you understand the critical updates and identify strategic opportunities for your business.
Discover how the new "No Tax on Tips" deduction under the OBBBA offers tax relief for tipped workers across 68 occupations, from bartenders to personal trainers, starting in 2025.
The OBBBA brings tax benefits, faster procurement, and new cybersecurity requirements, reshaping how government contractors compete. Learn how to stay ahead.
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