What’s going on with
Tariffs?
In 2025, tariffs have reached record highs, disupting global economic chains and lives. What does this mean for us? Read more below.
Supply Chains
Tariff Fallout Hits Contractor Confidence
Backlog improved but contractor confidence still dropped in March as tariff-related impacts dampened some bullishness, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors survey conducted from March 20 to April 6.
Around 80% of contractors said suppliers notified them of tariff-related materials price increases, while 20% had projects paused or interrupted because of tariffs during March. More info.
Georgia Chamber
Guidance & Advice on Tariffs and Trade Regulations
In the rapidly evolving global business environment, Georgia businesses face opportunities and challenges arising from ongoing tariff changes and trade disputes. The latest update from the Georgia Chamber Foundation on the impact of new tariffs and barriers to free trade identifies the Georgia industry sectors most at risk and delivers specific recommendations tailored to various industries. More info.
Taxes and the Future
Construction and Real Estate Companies Can Prepare for Tax Changes Under Trump
With Donald Trump back in the White House and Republicans controlling Congress, construction and real estate companies should anticipate significant tax policy shifts in 2025. While the final details remain uncertain until legislation is signed, a unified government is prioritizing broad tax changes—particularly as more than 30 provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) approach their scheduled expiration at the end of 2025. More info.
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