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Tax Law Changes Prompt Business Entity Review in Response to Permanent Deductions

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Tax laws enacted in July 2025 have changed the equation for business entity selection, according to Tony Nitti, a partner in the National Tax Department at EY US. The temporary Section 199A deduction of 20% off qualified business income for pass-through businesses was made permanent. Furthermore, the law included an expanded exclusion that allows individuals to avoid taxes on qualified small business stock under Section 1202.

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Nitti stated that these changes are leading to a situation in the tax industry not seen since before 1986. He noted that many businesses are willingly moving to C corporation structures. Consequently, clients must reassess the assumption that pass-through businesses are always the optimal structure.

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  • NittiPartner in the National Tax Department at EY US
  • DenverCity and county seat of El Paso County, Colorado, United States
  • ColoradoState of the United States of America

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