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Election Aftermath: Shaping Future Tax and Business Policies

October 22, 2024

The two presidential candidates have many stark differences on policy matters, including taxation and economics. PwC’s Miguel Martinez speaks with NJCPA’s Jeff Kaszerman about these differences, what the impact would be on the deficit, the prospect of a divided government and the future of the SALT deduction cap.

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Jeffrey Kaszerman

Jeff Kaszerman is the vice president of government relations for New Jersey Society of CPAs. He works with the CEO and board of trustees to create and implement advocacy initiatives that protect and promote the interests of the CPA profession, the business community and the public.

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Miguel A. Martinez

Miguel A. Martínez Jr. is a Director in PwC’s Government, Regulatory Affairs & Public Policy group. The Public Policy team works at the intersection of policy and business, representing PwC as it engages with Congress, the White House, federal regulatory agencies, and state and local governments. Miguel is an attorney and a lobbyist with nearly 20 years of experience in both the private sector and government. He started his career at a law firm in Washington, DC, in tax planning and mergers and acquisitions, before serving on Capitol Hill as Tax & Benefits Counsel to the late Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) who sat on the House Ways & Means Committee. And since 2013, he has been a lobbyist, working in the financial services and tech sectors.