Surgent CPE Presents Critical New Webinar on the Just Passed Tax Reform Bill
With the final Tax Cuts and Jobs Act now awaiting
The course will be presented by a panel of Surgent's experts, who will provide CPAs and tax practitioners with a deep understanding of what's in the final tax reform bill, as well as ways to effectively communicate how the final changes will impact individual and business clients.
The four-hour live webinar will cover the new law in a highly practical way so attendees will fully understand the changes and appreciate the impact of:
- Reduction in individual and corporate tax rates
- Taxation of pass-through entities
- Deduction of home mortgage interest
- State and local tax deductions
- New alimony rules
- Repeal of the Obamacare individual mandate
- Standard deduction and itemized deductions
- Child tax credit
- Use of §529 accounts
- Survival of personal AMT and repeal of corporate AMT
- Estate and gift tax
- New limitations on business losses
- New depreciation rules and §179 expensing
- Business interest
- Modification of NOL rules
- New credit for employer-paid family and medical leave
- Repatriation of foreign funds
In addition to this CPE webinar, Surgent CPE is already updating its comprehensive 2018 curriculum to accurately reflect the tax reform changes and provisions that will soon go into effect.
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A fast-growing company with a 30-year history of leadership in accounting, finance, and tax education, Surgent CPE has become known as one of the most trusted providers of the Continuing Professional Education that CPAs need to earn each year to maintain their professional credentials. Surgent CPE has issued more than 5.6 million CPE credits to tens of thousands of accounting professionals across the
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