Dentons’ Public Policy team is pleased to invite you to our Taxmageddon webinar. With billions of dollars’ worth of key provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act set to expire, join us for a timely webinar as lawmakers brace for a tax showdown in 2025. Get a quick, insightful overview of the top tax changes on the table, how election outcomes could shape them, and what steps companies can take to stay ahead.

Panelists:

• Joe Crowley
  Senior Policy Director and Former Chairman of the Democratic Caucus, Former Ways and Means Member
  
  Congressman Crowley represented New York's 14th district for 20 years, serving in House Democratic leadership and on the Ways and Means Committee. He championed Social Security, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act, and supported tax cuts for the middle class. He also co-founded multiple caucuses, including on India, Ireland, and rare diseases.

• Rodney Davis
  Head of Government Affairs, U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Former Representative for Illinois' 13th district
  
  Congressman Davis leads engagement with Capitol Hill and the administration to defend free enterprise and promote pro-growth policies. A former five-term U.S. Representative for Illinois’ 13th district, Congressman Davis was known for his effectiveness, bipartisan approach and leadership as Ranking Member of the Committee on House Administration and Deputy Whip. Before Congress, he served as projects director for Rep. John Shimkus for 16 years, assisting Illinois communities with economic development. He joined the Chamber in August 2024.

Moderator

• Matthew Cutts
  Partner and Head of US Policy and Government Relations
  
  Matthew Cutts works across many public policy disciplines, he spends much of his time advocating on tax policy and financial services issues. In this role, he has advocated on the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Plan; counsels clients on so-called tax inversions; seeks to ensure tax parity and fair treatment for his clients; and advocates tax policies intended to spur economic growth and development.