The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act set in motion significant updates to the federal tax code, for businesses and individuals, international and energy provisions, and much more – and yet, any federal legislation is just the start of implementing any new tax policy. We will continue to monitor and analyze new developments; make sure you’re subscribed to our Tax team’s updates.

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• Cannabis tax compliance: Planning for rescheduling

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• IRS issues preliminary guidance regarding Trump Accounts

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Amid evolving news of cuts or pauses to federal funding and programs, it remains prudent for government contractors and grant recipients to consider their funding sources and prepare to weather any changes. It will be important to understand your funding terms – your options and obligations, and how to handle a potential termination – and to carefully manage cash flow.

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• Begun construction: Navigating today’s challenges

• CMMC readiness : How to face the challenges 

• Navigating federal funding uncertainty: What to consider 

• Termination of government grants and contracts: Maintain compliance, mitigate costs

• 2025 Gauge report: Mastering Resource Planning + Project Execution

After a year of headwinds in the private equity and M&A dealmaking market, the outlook is brighter for 2026. Still, policy risk remains. In particular, as tariffs continue to evolve, PE firms must evaluate their impact on both their current portfolio companies and potential acquisitions. It will be critical to control expenses and create value, such as by optimizing supply chains and cost structures.

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• 2026 Private Equity Outlook: From recalibration to execution

• PitchBook 2025 Annual U.S. PE Breakdown Report Q&A: The evolving M&A landscape

• Private Equity’s Sprint to Value Creation

• Selling the business: Preparing to be transaction-ready