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Senator Crapo Breaks Down Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"

CALIFORNIA, JUL 15 – The bill permanently enacts 2017 tax cuts, cuts Medicaid funding by $1.6 to $2 trillion over 10 years, and risks healthcare coverage loss for millions in California, analysts say.

  • The One Big Beautiful Bill Act became law on July 4, 2025, marking the most significant overhaul of U.S. international tax rules since 2017.
  • The law aims to streamline compliance for multinational corporations, reduce residual U.S. tax, and provide greater certainty for forward-looking planning.
  • Out with GILTI and in with NCTI, the new framework replaces the GILTI regime with Net CFC Tested Income and raises foreign tax credit relief to 90%.
  • In the divergent impact analysis, middle-market businesses with foreign subsidiaries may see net positive changes, while businesses in low- or no-tax jurisdictions may face increased residual U.S. tax.
  • Looking ahead to 2026 projections, the international tax team is modeling impacts and advises modeling under the NCTI regime with the 40% deduction and 90% foreign tax credit.
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Strategic Benefits Advisors outlines what plan sponsors need to know about the One Big Beautiful Bill

ATLANTA, Ga., July 16, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Strategic Benefits Advisors, Inc. (SBA) today released a practical summary of the employee benefits provisions contained in the newly enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB), signed into law by President Trump…

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