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Tariff 'Tax' Debate Looms, Says Duane Morris Real Estate Expert

Contractors may use tax arguments to avoid costs from new tariffs on construction materials.

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ariffs Loom, Contractors Scramble for Tax Loopholes

    As the White House weighs new tariffs on construction materials, industry insiders are bracing for a price surge. With costs set to rise, contractors may soon find themselves navigating a complex web of tax laws in search of relief.

    The impending tariff hike could have far-reaching consequences for builders and developers, forcing them to get creative with their financial planning. As prices climb, the pressure will be on to minimize losses and maintain profitability. In this environment, tax strategies are likely to take center stage.

    Contractors may begin to explore alternative approaches to mitigate the impact of higher costs. By leveraging tax incentives and deductions, they can potentially offset some of the increased expenses. However, this approach requires a deep understanding of tax regulations and a willingness to adapt quickly to changing circumstances.

Duane Morris expert discusses US tariff tax implications for real estate industry.