Tariffs and Taxes: A New Landscape for Agriculture

Overview

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As trade policy shifts and new tariffs take center stage, CPAs working with agricultural businesses face a growing need to understand the financial and operational impact of import duties and international tax changes. Explore how tariffs are implemented and enforced, examine the ripple effects of foreign retaliatory measures, and consider how international tax rules intersect with today’s trade landscape. Gain strategies to reduce the toll on clients with import or export exposure.

Speakers: Chad Martin and Dayne Edmondson

Chad Martin leads Eide Bailly’s Transfer Pricing Practice. Based in Denver, Colorado, he helps his clients navigate the complexities of today's global transfer pricing rules, regulations and opportunities. He assists companies with structuring and defending their intercompany transactions with an 'in-house' mindset. Chad approaches every client interaction by putting himself in the shoes of the in-house tax leader. He promotes innovative and technically-sound solutions while balancing this with the practical realities of his clients' budget and implementation capacity.

Dayne Edmondson is a licensed U.S. customs broker with 20 years of experience in the international trade industry. He is a Customs Compliance Manager at Buckland, a customs broker and compliance provider. He has extensive experience with classification and assisting customers with understanding the impact of new and existing US import tariffs.

Highlights

• Tariffs
• Trade policy
• International tax
• Import/export
• Implications for agriculture

Prerequisites

General knowledge of international tax and trade recommended

Designed For

CPAs, accountants and financial professionals who advise agricultural clients   

Objectives

• Understand how tariffs are implemented and enforced within U.S. trade policy
• Analyze the financial and operational impact of tariffs and retaliatory duties on agricultural import/export businesses
• Evaluate international tax considerations that intersect with shifting trade policies
• Help clients mitigate tariff-related risks

Preparation

None