U.S. Tax Shifts: What They Mean for Manufacturers

Why Tax Teams Are Becoming Central to Strategic Decisions in a Volatile Trade Environment

Overview

Recent shifts in U.S. tax policy, especially under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), are prompting manufacturers to reevaluate capital investment, R&D strategy, supply chain, and debt planning. The tax department’s role has expanded from compliance to strategic advisor — especially as manufacturers grapple with new tariffs, bonus depreciation changes, and evolving clean energy incentives.

Download Answers to Key Questions from Manufacturing CFOs and Tax Leaders

Get the insights top manufacturing finance and tax leaders are using to navigate new U.S. tax reforms — and stay ahead of shifting opportunities and risks.

By downloading this strategic guide, you’ll learn how to:

Plan smarter capital investments under returning bonus depreciation rules and updated interest deductibility limits.

Leverage clean energy incentives before phase-outs begin and compliance requirements tighten.

Adjust transfer pricing and sourcing strategies amid tariff volatility and increasing audit scrutiny.

Elevate tax as a strategic function in capital planning and cross-border decision-making.

Advance technology maturity in your tax department to support faster forecasting and stronger documentation.

Don’t wait for the next round of policy changes to impact your margins. Download Answers to Key Questions from Manufacturing CFOs and Tax Leaders and prepare your organization for what’s next.