Legal and Regulatory
Tax Act Incentivizes Near-term Capital Investment
The initial reception for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has been strong, with scores of companies of virtually every size and sector crediting tax reform for significant investments in their workers. But what does the new law mean for the construction industry?
By Liam Donovan
April 5, 2018
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by Liam Donovan
Liam Donovan develops effective advocacy and communications strategies for clients on tax, infrastructure, energy and other public policy issues, and helps guide these clients through the federal legislative and regulatory process.
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