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2025 Tax Law Updates and Strategic Planning (Ep. 140)

2025 Tax Law Updates and Strategic Planning (Ep. 140)

From new tax rules to little-known retirement plan strategies, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of significant changes for many taxpayers.

In this episode, Peter Raskin unpacks timely provisions from the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” explains a tax-saving approach for employer stock, and addresses the impact of Massachusetts’ Millionaires’ Tax. With practical examples and forward-thinking strategies, he shares how clients are adapting their financial plans to take advantage of new opportunities and avoid costly surprises.

Peter discusses:

  • The key provisions of the 2025 “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” including unchanged tax brackets, higher standard deductions, and an increased SALT cap through 2029
  • The temporary bonus deduction for older taxpayers with incomes under certain thresholds, and how it phases out after 2028
  • The Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) distribution strategy for employer stock in retirement plans, highlighting tax advantages and planning considerations
  • The Massachusetts “Millionaire’s Tax,” its impact on high-income earners, and potential strategies like timing transactions or changing residency
  • Ways to reduce taxable income in high-earning years, including charitable contributions, realizing investment losses, and exploring specific tax-efficient investments
  • And more!

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