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Tax Reform

The latest on the tax reform debate in the 119th Congress

ABA Position

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed into law a budget reconciliation bill—H.R. 1, or the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBB)—enacting major changes to the domestic and international tax landscape.

Included in the legislation are several ABA-supported tax provisions related to banks, including: a modified version of the ABA-advocated ACRE Act; a permanent extension of the Section 199A pass-through deduction; positive changes to the low-income housing tax credit regime; a permanent extension of the New Markets Tax Credit program; a permanent extension of increased estate tax and gift tax exemption amounts; and permanent extensions of 100% bonus depreciation for most property, immediate expensing for domestic R&E expenditures, and a reinstatement of the EBITDA standard for interest expense calculations under Section 163(j).

Additional information on the OBBB can be found under the ABA Resources tab below. For additional information on ACRE, see ABA's ACRE Toolkit.

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  • Tax Reform in 2025? What You Need to Know

    Recorded Webinar | October 30, 2024

    Join ABA for a webcast discussing the growing potential for major tax reform and what that means for you and your bank. The expiration of the major portions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act could be the catalyst for a major tax reform event in 2025, and there are implications for banks and bank customers of all types.

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