What The Big Beautiful Bill Means for You and Your Clients: Breaking Down Key Tax Provisions

Credit(s)

IRS CPE Credits: 4 Tax hour

The “Big Beautiful Bill” is the most significant tax law package since the TCJA, and it’s now law. With dozens of TCJA provisions made permanent and plenty of new rules introduced, this session is packed with critical content for tax professionals. You’ll walk away understanding what’s changed, what’s new, and what to prepare for across individual, business, and estate taxation.

Art Werner breaks down key topics like bonus depreciation, enhanced 199A deductions, Trump accounts, SALT cap changes, estate planning, charitable limits, 1099-K thresholds, and much more. He’ll also examine areas with future sunsets, business incentives, and international tax provisions that could impact clients at all income levels. 

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this course, you will be able to: 

• Identify the major tax provisions included in The One Big Beautiful Bill Act
• Analyze Changes to the Internal Revenue Code.
• Determine how the bill affects individual tax planning strategies
• Evaluate the impact of the bill on pass-through business taxation
• Analyze changes to corporate and international tax rules
• Interpret estate and gift tax modifications under the legislation
• Recognize changes to depreciation and expensing rules
• Assess the tax planning implications for clients affected by international provisions
• Explain the impact of the legislation on 529 plans and new Trump accounts

Major Topics:

• Extension of individual TCJA provisions
• Expansion of IRC Section 199A
• Bonus depreciation and Section 179 updates
• Changes to the standard deduction and personal exemptions
• Child tax credit revisions
• Business interest deduction limits
• Estate and gift tax thresholds
• International tax changes and foreign surtax provisions
• Creation of Trump Accounts and expansion of 529 plans
• 1099 reporting threshold changes and other administrative updates

Who Should Attend

CPAs, EAs, Attorneys, Financial Planners, Insurance Agents, and Bankers