Tax Reform

The sweeping tax overhaul signed by President Donald Trump this year has many positive aspects for investors, while also creating both opportunities and challenges for financial advisors who use tax-efficient strategies.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 included a number of changes that have directly impacted the $3.7 trillion municipal bond market.

We explore how analysts' expectations have changed since tax reform was passed and what it could mean for investors.

From a credit perspective, in our view the most notable change is the deductibility of interest expense.

CEO Jason Brady says some companies might struggle to find new investment avenues in capital spending plans on CNBC Asia’s Squawk Box.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute and Wells Fargo Asset Management provide combined commentary to help investors understand economic and market implications of tax reform.

Key takeaways from the tax reform bill from Paul Christopher, CFA, Head of Wells Fargo Investment Institute Global Market Strategy.

If U.S. tax reform modestly boosts economic growth and deepens the fiscal deficit, its benefits for smaller companies are significant. It also ends incentives that spurred bigger U.S. firms to decamp to lower-tax jurisdictions abroad.

Do you understand the new tax bill's impact on your tax-managed investments? We have analyzed the situation and have some answers.

We suspect the U.S. stock market has priced in much of the benefit of tax decreases, but the answer is not straightforward as there are many variables to consider.