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Big Corporations Cash in on Tax Law Changes – Why Aren’t You?

Tax Law Changes

A recent WSJ story pointed out that the latest tax law tweaks are creating a windfall for corporate giants like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft. These firms are seeing their free cash flow soar, thanks to provisions that allow them to deduct more expenses upfront—particularly through accelerated depreciation of investments in things like equipment, warehouses, and technology infrastructure. Translation: they’re cutting their tax bills while boosting cash on hand to reinvest, pay down debt, or sweeten shareholder returns.

For example, Amazon is expected to save around $1.7 billion this year alone under the new rules, with others like Microsoft and Alphabet not far behind. Investors love it, because free cash flow is king on Wall Street.

What’s the Secret Sauce?

The core benefits stem from tax law changes that allow immediate expensing or accelerated depreciation on certain capital expenditures. This gives companies a bigger deduction today rather than spreading it out over years. They also capitalize on provisions allowing deductions for research and development, clean energy investments, and other strategic expenditures.

Other advantageous tax strategies are coming from combining the new laws with existing tax laws to minimize taxes through income allocation, fitting the right corporate structure, business funded retirement, maximizing tax credits, among others.

In other words, these companies aren’t just running their business—they’re running their tax strategy like a business.

What About Small Businesses?

Here’s the kicker: these same types of strategies are available to many small and mid-sized companies—yet most business owners aren’t using them! Whether it’s Section 179 expensing, bonus depreciation, R&D credits, or strategic entity planning, there are tax-saving tools sitting on the shelf waiting to be used.

The big players have entire teams squeezing every dollar out of the tax code. Small businesses? Often they’re too busy running the business to optimize their tax planning.

So, Why Aren’t Most Business Owners Doing the Same?

Lack of awareness – Many owners simply don’t know these strategies exist.

Reactive tax preparation – Filing taxes isn’t the same as planning taxes.
No dedicated advisor – Big firms have tax strategists. Do you?

At IRSProb.com, we help business owners use the same playbook as the Fortune 500—on a scale that fits your business. If Amazon can shave billions off its tax bill, what’s stopping you from keeping more of what you earn?

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