US tax reform: What OBBBA means for Asian multinationals

Join us as we explore the tax legislation, key tax provisions and the potential actions businesses may wish to consider.

On 4 July 2025, US President Donald Trump signed the tax legislation known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (the Act). It introduces changes affecting both businesses and individuals, presenting new considerations as well as new opportunities for various industries and sectors. The Act permanently extends the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) “pre-cliff” business provisions, makes most of the remaining expiring TCJA provisions permanent, modifies several international tax laws (excluding the Section 899 provision addressing certain foreign taxes), and repeals and accelerates the sunsetting of many Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) energy tax credits.​

Please join us at this upcoming webinar as we review the contents of the final legislation, outline key tax provisions relevant to Asian companies and investors with a US footprint and discuss potential actions businesses may wish to consider.​

Agenda highlights​

• What’s in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)?​

• What are the implications for Asian multinationals?​

• Will structuring inbound investments into the US take a different shape?​

• Are there potential opportunities and risks?​

• Will section 899 provision make a comeback?​

• What are the recommended next steps?​

Who should attend​

C-suite executives, tax and finance leaders and professionals who are keen to understand how the recent US reconciliation bill may influence your corporate growth and tax strategies. ​

Speakers​

• James Choo, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP​

• Cliff Tegel, EY Asia-Pacific and US Tax Desk Leader​

• Carter Wood, EY US Asia-Pacific Inbound Leader - Global Incentives Innovation and Location Services​

• Cap Perry, Associate Director, Asia-Pacific US Tax Desk, EY Corporate Advisors Pte. Ltd.​

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