ONLINE: Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill-10 Big Changes That Could Affect Your Wallet

A sweeping new tax law — known as “The Big Beautiful Bill” — has officially been signed into law, bringing with it 10 major changes that are set to reshape the tax landscape for individuals, families, and businesses alike. From expanded deductions to sunset clauses and planning strategies, and how they could affect your income, estate planning, and real estate investments.

Get an in-depth breakdown of the bill and expert insights where we’ll highlight what’s in the legislation, and also tackle real questions investors are asking right now.

• Bonus Depreciation Is Back and Better Than Ever - Investors can once again benefit from accelerated depreciation—allowing you to deduct up to 100% of qualified property improvements and assets in the first year.
• 1031 Exchange Protections Remain Intact - The bill protects the full use of 1031 like-kind exchanges, enabling you to defer capital gains taxes when swapping investment properties.
• Increased Limits on Section 179 Expensing - The new law increases the cap on Section 179 deductions, letting investors write off more of their property upgrades and improvements.
• Opportunity Zone Incentives Extended - The bill also extends key Opportunity Zone tax benefits, giving investors more time to capitalize on deferred gains and long-term tax breaks when investing in designated revitalization areas.

Plus, we’ll answer key investor questions:

• Which parts of this bill directly impact landlords, flippers, or long-term investors?
• How can I structure my investments to take advantage of these tax changes?
• What should I prioritize now to reduce my 2025 tax bill?
• Will these changes influence which markets or property types I invest in next?

Join Tony Watson, Tax Advisor at Robert Hall & Associates, as well as Vince Tomich, our top Real Estate Advisor at Marshall Reddick, as they unpack how these updates will impact your portfolio, clients, and bottom line. This is a must-attend session for those looking to stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions before key provisions begin to phase out.