We were delighted to have William McBride, Vice President of Federal Tax Policy at Tax Foundation, join Terence Condren, Senior Wealth Strategist and Managing Director at IEQ Capital, for our latest webinar. The speakers discussed the economic platforms for both primary candidates as they relate to tax reform, including the potential sunset of certain provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”). Thank you to William McBride for speaking to our clients and to Terence Condren for hosting the event.
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