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Join Our Webinar: How Upcoming Tax Changes Will Affect Your Dealership

Get insights from tax expert Marc Johnson on how to navigate evolving tax policies

Hello manoj,

As an equipment dealership leader, you know the importance of planning ahead, especially when it comes to tax policy. While legislation is still evolving, tax advisors agree that one thing is certain: change is coming.

I invite you to join Farm Equipment for our upcoming important and timely webinar: 

Preparing for Tax Changes: Discover What’s Shaping Up to Impact Equipment Dealerships
Thursday, May 1, 2025 | 11:00 a.m. CT
Register Here >>

This webinar is brought to you by Farm Equipment and Pinion, a leading food and agriculture accounting firm with experts who understand the entire ag dealership value chain.

Led by Marc Johnson, Principal and Lead Advisor for Agriculte and Construction Equipment Dealerships at Pinion, this session will outline key tax developments that could affect your operations, your customer base and your overall business strategy.

What Will You Learn?:

  • How to identify and act on potential opportunities for your dealership
  • What risks and challenges may arise from the proposed tax legislation
  • Strategies to align tax planning with your sales and growth objectives

Marc Johnson has spent more than 20 years advising equipment dealerships across the U.S. on financial and tax strategy, succession planning and M&A. Known for his entrepreneurial approach and deep understanding of dealership operations, Marc is a trusted advisor to leadership teams navigating growth, complexity and change. He brings practical, forward-thinking insights to help dealerships align tax planning with business goals

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session, allowing you to ask your specific questions and gain personalized insights from an expert in the field.

If your schedule doesn’t allow you to attend live, register anyway — all registrants will receive access to a video recording of the full presentation after the event.

I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to gain clarity and prepare proactively.

Please don’t hesitate to email me with any questions. We hope to see you there.

Best Regards,

Kim Schmidt
Executive Editor, Farm Equipment
16655 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Brookfield, WI 53005

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