Jack Surgent Presents: The New Tax Law - Valuable Strategies for Year-End Individual and Small-Busin

Jack Surgent is back! This is your only opportunity to hear Jack present on tax planning this year. No other tax speaker can match Jack’s practical and energetic style. He has extensive knowledge of the changes brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. 

The new tax law has significantly changed the way practitioners should look at year-end tax planning for individuals. With changes in brackets, loss of itemized deductions, AMT, passive loss rules, increased expense options, and much more, now is the time to focus on the best planning opportunities for your individual and small-business clients.

• Review of the new tax law changes with a laser focus on what to do by year-end to save your client’s taxes
• Strategies to reduce AGI since itemized deduction opportunities are significantly reduced
• The complicated planning issues of dealing with material participation, real estate professionals, capital gain and loss issues, and the 3.8%
• Net Investment Income Tax
• New qualified opportunity funds and zones to reduce or eliminate capital gains taxes
• The new Kiddie Tax and family income splitting opportunities
• Section 179 expense elections and bonus depreciation: how to maximize the benefits under the new law
• Charitable contributions: major tax advantages still exist
• Tax planning with IRAs and HSAs
• 529 Plans: new rules, new opportunities
• Beating the estimated tax penalties with creative strategies
• Bunching expenses and deferring income: the best ideas to consider before year-end
• State and local tax deductions: what the IRS is saying now
• New credit for employer-paid family and medical leave
• Latest guidance on meals and entertainment