Big Beautiful Bill: 7 Tax Moves to Consider Making Before 2028

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The Big Beautiful Bill may not have overhauled the entire tax system, but it quietly introduced a wave of limited-time tax opportunities, and the clock is already ticking. In this episode, Wade shares seven strategic tax moves to consider before many of these provisions expire in 2028. These changes could impact how much you owe, how much you save, and how fast you reach your goals.

Buried in the bill are real, actionable tax advantages—if you know where to look. Charitable deductions, auto loan interest write-offs, bonus depreciation—there’s a lot packed into the Big Beautiful Bill, and Wade breaks it all down in plain English. Miss this window, and you might be leaving money on the table. The rules have changed, but only for a few years. What you do now could shape your finances for the next decade.

For this week’s Kingdom Minute, Wade shares key biblical perspectives on taxes, pointing to scriptures in Matthew and Romans. He explains that while paying taxes is a civic duty, it's also part of honoring God’s appointed authorities. Wade also reminds us that generosity, like charitable giving, is both encouraged in scripture and recognized by the tax code.

 

 

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

🎁 Front-load charitable giving to maximize new deductions

🍽️ No taxes on tips—if you report properly

🏗️ Use Section 179 and QBI to your advantage

🏘️ Bunch property taxes for max SALT deduction

👶 “Trump Accounts” offer $1K seed + tax-deferred growth

📖 Biblical reflections on taxes in the Kingdom Minute

 

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