Stay ahead of critical tax shifts ushered in by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This webinar offers practical insights into permanent business tax reforms—from bonus depreciation to QBI deductions and R&D expensing—and highlights strategic adjustments to be made in light of an expanded SALT cap and evolving energy credits.
This session is ideal for professionals aiming to fine-tune strategy, safeguard compliance, and optimize planning opportunities arising from 2025’s most significant legislation.
This one-hour webinar is on September 24, 2025, from 2-3pm, and counts for 1 hour of IRS CE under the category of Federal Tax Law Related Matters.
Learning Highlights:
- Describe which key business tax provisions from TCJA, like 100% bonus depreciation, R&D expensing, and QBI, have been made permanent under OBBBA.
- Evaluate the expanded SALT deduction cap and its implications for business filings starting in 2025.
- Interpret energy credit changes and their effect on clean-energy tax planning.
- Understand reforms to international tax provisions, including BEAT, FDII, and GILTI.
- Analyze broader policy impacts, such as the added debt burden and equity considerations, and anticipate compliance and planning implications for the future
About the Presenter:
Dr. Bart A. Basi, the Senior Advisor at The Center for Financial, Legal & Tax Planning P.C., is a distinguished attorney and CPA, who also holds a Doctorate in Economics. As a Tax Course Instructor for the Internal Revenue Service’s Annual Filing Season Program, he educates tax preparers nationwide. Licensed in Illinois and New York, and admitted to the United States Supreme Court, Dr. Basi imparts expertise to CPAs and attorneys on financial, legal, and tax matters. Renowned as a sought-after speaker, he addresses audiences on topics including taxes, mergers, acquisitions, succession planning, and valuations for private companies. Additionally, Dr. Basi serves as a trusted advisor, guiding businesses through the complexities of inflation and economic impacts on strategic decision-making for private companies.
