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5 Key Ways Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Transforms Corporate Taxation

  • On July 3, 2025, the House of Representatives narrowly approved the major legislative package known as the Big Beautiful Bill with a 218-214 vote, and it was subsequently sent to President Trump for his signature.
  • The bill builds on the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act by keeping the corporate tax rate at 21% and restoring immediate expensing for U.S. research and development costs.
  • It also reinstates 100% immediate expensing for new manufacturing plants through 2029 and revives opportunity zones with increased rural incentives and a 30% exclusion of deferred gains.
  • Jean Su stated that removing clean energy tax credits risks renewable projects failing, while Doug Jones confirmed wind and solar sectors suffered the largest impact.
  • Though manufacturers support the bill’s provisions, opponents warn it may increase the deficit by over $3 trillion and strain local resources, with Trenton officials expressing concern for community impacts.
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Donald Trump has won his biggest political victory of the first half of his term, with Congress approving a controversial tax overhaul that will drastically cut spending on social services for low-income Americans. The bill, which Trump has called a "big, beautiful bill," passed the lower house by a narrow margin of just four votes, and the president is set to sign it into law today during the Independence Day celebrations.

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Inside Higher Ed broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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