Not everything in the accounting and financial world is black and white. Much is left to interpretation coupled with experience. At KHA, we know our clients value our perspective and guidance. We therefore not only see it as our duty to share regulatory updates, but also our commitment to share our insights on matters that impact you, our clients.
As we delve into the ever-evolving world of financial legislation, this article offers a comprehensive look into the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), set to take effect on July 4, 2025, and its implications for the manufacturing and technology sectors. It particularly focuses on the enhancements to the Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS), a move designed to incentivize investments in these sectors by offering considerable tax savings.
As U.S. manufacturing cautiously navigates the second half of 2025, the sector is seeing a modest production rebound amid persistent headwinds. Orders remain soft, hiring is sluggish, and rising input costs—especially in steel, copper, and natural gas—are squeezing margins. With the Manufacturing PMI still in contraction territory and inventories outpacing new orders, businesses are urged to double down on lean operations, margin management, and agile supply chain strategies. This quarter’s insights underscore the importance of forward-buying, renegotiating supplier terms, and maintaining tight control over capital investments to weather the evolving economic landscape.
President Trump’s recently signed One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) introduces a major tax reform that allows individuals to deduct qualified tips and overtime pay from their federal income taxes between 2025 and 2028. This change is especially impactful for workers in hospitality, retail, and construction. The deductions apply even if taxpayers don’t itemize, though income limits and joint filing rules apply. Businesses must now track and report these payments carefully, as the IRS is expected to issue further guidance within 90 days. Both employers and employees are encouraged to prepare early to maximize these benefits.
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Every stage of the business lifecycle comes with hidden financial risks—and most aren’t where you’d expect them. From early cash flow traps to overlooked succession planning, it’s easy to miss the warning signs until they’ve already impacted your bottom line. In this video, we break down the most common blind spots—and how to stay ahead of them.
If your business is investing in research and experimentation (R&E), you could be leaving money on the table. Recent updates to tax policy offer expanded relief for companies driving innovation—whether you're developing new products, improving processes, or exploring emerging technologies. Learn how to leverage these incentives to reduce your tax burden and reinvest in what matters most: growth and discovery.
Economic upheaval doesn’t just bring challenges - it opens the door for businesses that are willing to adapt. Now is the time to rethink your operations and uncover new opportunities for growth.
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