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1. Impact of Endowment Tax Hike on College Enrollment

Explore how the recent endowment tax hike under Trump could reshape college admissions and enrollment strategies. This video discusses the implications for elite universities like Harvard and MIT, the arguments for increasing student admissions, and the potential effects on financial aid and educational quality. Join us as we analyze the debate surrounding higher education accountability and accessibility in light of new tax policies.

2. How a Conservative College Influenced Tax Policy for Elite Institutions

Discover the unexpected story of how Hillsdale College, a small private Christian liberal arts school, played a role in shaping tax policies for wealthy universities. Learn how their lobbying efforts and connections with the Trump administration led to a significant change in the proposed endowment tax, benefiting four elite Massachusetts colleges. Find out why some argue this tax is unfair and how it could impact the future of higher education funding.

3. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Key Amendments to Private College Endowment Tax

On July 4, 2025, President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1 into law, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (BBB). This legislation includes significant amendments to the excise tax imposed on the net investment income of certain private college and university endowments (the Endowment Tax) under Section 4968 of the Internal Revenue Code. This video summarizes key changes to the Endowment Tax that could impact higher educational institutions.

The amendments made to the Endowment Tax under the BBB will generally take effect in taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025. Thus, for private colleges and universities having a tax year ending June 30, such amendments will first apply in the tax year beginning July 1, 2026.

Key changes include:
Increased minimum number of tuition-paying students from 500 to 3,000.
Introduction of a tiered tax rate structure based on the student adjusted endowment.
Inclusion of student loan interest and certain federally subsidized royalty income in net investment income.

These changes could significantly impact the tax liability of private colleges and universities. Institutions potentially subject to the Endowment Tax should consider the impact of these amendments given their specific facts.

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