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Law Firms, Partners Await Answers on Trump Tax Plan

Will big law firms and their partners benefit from the new Republican tax plan promoted by President Donald Trump? Not necessarily, according to tax experts who say some gains may be eroded by loss of crucial deductions.

5 minute read November 02, 2017 at 12:02 AM
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Christine Simmons
Law Firms, Partners Await Answers on Trump Tax Plan

Will big law firms and their partners benefit from the new Republican tax plan promoted by President Donald Trump? See, “Trump Proposes the Most Sweeping Tax Overhaul in Decades,” New York Times.

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