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One Big Beautiful Bill Act and QSBS: Key Considerations for Founders, Investors, and Business Owners Webinar

Oct
23
2025

Date: October 23, 2025

Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM (EST)

This summer, President Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act ("OBBBA"), ushering in significant changes to Section 1202 and the rules surrounding “qualified small business stock” (QSBS). These revisions largely mirror the Senate’s original proposal and carry important implications for founders, investors, and business owners.

The QSBS exemption offers powerful tax benefits: noncorporate founders and investors in certain C-corporation companies may exclude up to 100% of the gain on the sale or exchange of QSBS. Under the new rules, the exclusion applies to the greater of $15 million or 10 times the taxpayer’s basis in the QSBS.

But how do you qualify for the QSBS exclusion? What is the impact of having a Limited Liability Company as the owner? And what major changes should business owners understand now to maximize these opportunities?

Join Mintz’s Tax and Private Equity team for an engaging webinar that breaks down the OBBBA and its impact—in clear, actionable terms. We’ll cover what’s new, what’s unchanged, and how you can best position yourself and your business to benefit.

Speakers

Gregg M. Benson

Gregg M. Benson

Speaker

Gregg M. Benson is a Member at Mintz with a multifaceted tax law practice. He advises US and international clients, including companies and individuals, on a wide range of tax issues related to transactions, estate tax planning, and renewable energy projects.
Timothy J. Santoli is a Member at Mintz and a seasoned tax attorney who focuses on US and international federal income taxation, including in relation to venture capital, private equity, and other transactions, fund formation, and bankruptcy.
Katya Daniel

Katya Daniel

Speaker

Katya Daniel is a Member at Mintz who represents private equity funds, portfolio companies, strategic investors and asset managers in a broad range of transactions and general corporate matters. She concentrates on middle market deals in a variety of industries, including healthcare, technology and manufacturing.