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09 November 2016

EY analyzes what the US election results may mean for tax policy

Following a volatile election season, Donald Trump rode a wave of populism to win the 2016 presidential election. Republicans will retain their majorities in the House and Senate, thereby controlling both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.

A Tax Alert provides a detailed analysis of the election outcomes and the implications for tax, health, energy, financial services, retirement and trade policy and legislation. Also join us for a webcast Thursday, November 10 from 1:00 - 2:30 p.m., ET to learn more about how the results of the 2016 US election will affect federal, state and local taxes. Register here for the webcast.

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