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Trump's Election and 2024 Tax Planning: What's an Uncertain Client to Do?
Analysis November 13, 2024 at 01:06 PM
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What You Need To Know
- The election of Republicans to the presidency and Senate have created some uncertainty as to whether some tax rules will sunset after 2025 or be renewed.
- In many cases, tax planning you have done for clients in 2024 will still be valid despite the uncertainty.
- Advisors and clients cannot let the uncertainty surrounding the future of tax rules paralyze them.
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