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Following the 2026 Midterms: What’s Next for Tax Policy?

Webcast

Webcast overview

Join us for a post-election discussion examining how the election results could reshape the tax policy landscape in Washington. We will explore the implications of the new congressional makeup for the legislative agenda, including potential changes to the corporate income tax rate, the future of key tax credits and incentives, emerging AI and data center tax proposals, and possible reforms to the international tax regime.

During this 60-minute webcast, professionals from the KPMG Washington National Tax office will also discuss:

  • How the election results may shape the tax and economic policy agenda
  • Specific tax provisions that could be affected by the election outcome
  • Key developments to watch during the lame-duck session and in 2027
  • Potential implications for businesses and tax departments

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain timely insights and strategic perspectives on what the election results could mean for businesses and the tax policy landscape ahead.

Continuing education

There will be one continuing professional education (CPE) credit available to participants who participate in the live webcast and meet the eligibility requirements. The webcast will last approximately one hour.

After registering for this event, you will receive webcast log‑in instructions (or dial in for audio‑only participation).

CPE credit is not available for viewing webcast replay.

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