As part of Family Enteprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group’s continuing podcast series looking into tax policies for 2025, experts from Policy and Taxation Group’s partner law firm, Brownstein, and their tax experts Russ Sullivan and Rosemary Becchi dive into changes to 199-A regulations. They are joined by their colleague, former Sen. Mark Pryor, to discuss how this provision’s expiration could lead to material harm for family businesses and pass-through businesses across the country. They also cover methods industry members can utilize to protect 199-A rates.

With so much uncertainty, the Policy and Taxation Group, the sister organization of Family Enterprise USA and advocates on Capitol Hill for clients of family offices and successful individuals, brings you insights from the tax policy team at its partner law firm, Brownstein.

In this episode, Brownstein invited members from its bipartisan Government Relations department to discuss how tax policy might look if either party sweeps the elections, or if there is split control of government after November. This interesting bipartisan discussion analyzes the current cuts and credits that will

Is your company’s capital agenda strategy future proof? Business-owning families can better position themselves for success when developing their strategic capitalization agenda by establishing clear and balanced financial objectives, performing a thorough evaluation of financial readiness, and, if access to the capital markets is needed, understanding funding options that will best align with the long-term capitalization needs of the family enterprise. On this podcast, learn why an effective capital strategy needs to be informed, resilient and efficient while mitigating risk for long-term success.