Taxes

This session provides a comprehensive quarterly update on federal tax changes affecting individual taxpayers, focusing on recent legislative developments, new deductions, and clarifications to existing tax provisions. Attendees will gain insights into permanent and temporary changes to tax brackets, deductions, credits, and exclusions, including updates on the OBBBA, tip and overtime deductions, opportunity zones, Trump accounts, and other key topics relevant for tax planning and compliance in the upcoming year. 

Enrolled Agent Approved

Year end tax planning issues. 
Enrolled Agent Approved

This session provides a comprehensive overview of U.S. federal tax rules for capital gains and losses, covering asset classification, calculation and reporting of gains and losses, special tax provisions, and practical tax planning strategies for individuals and businesses. 

Enrolled Agent Approved

This session provides a comprehensive overview of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), their underlying blockchain technology, and the evolving landscape of financial applications. It explains how digital assets are classified and taxed under current IRS rules, highlights key reporting requirements, and discusses recent legislative updates such as the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Bill. The presentation also covers common tax issues, compliance tips, and resources for further guidance on digital asset taxation. 

Enrolled Agent Approved

The many changes made to the Internal Revenue Code have created numerous unique planning opportunities for individuals. Careful tax planners must weigh current rules with an eye toward the future. This course will assist the practitioner in charting alternatives and guiding clients through these complex tax times. Planning is a year-round process, and this course is loaded with ideas that can be used throughout the year to reduce taxes. Among the ideas discussed will be the Alternative Minimum Tax, charitable giving, tax-saving strategies for real estate owners and investors, and much more. Working systematically through Form 1040, the practitioner will be given many ideas on how to reduce taxes through planning. 

Enrolled Agent Approved

The many changes made to the Internal Revenue Code have created numerous unique planning opportunities for individuals. Careful tax planners must weigh current rules with an eye toward the future. This course will assist the practitioner in charting alternatives and guiding clients through these complex tax times. Planning is a year-round process, and this course is loaded with ideas that can be used throughout the year to reduce taxes. Among the ideas discussed will be the Alternative Minimum Tax, charitable giving, tax-saving strategies for real estate owners and investors, and much more. Working systematically through Form 1040, the practitioner will be given many ideas on how to reduce taxes through planning. 
Enrolled Agent Approved

Being a tax practitioner over the last few years has been tough! The tax landscape is constantly changing and this shows no signs of slowing down! Now more than ever, you need more than just new code sections hurled your way. You need to have a reliable way to stay on top of not only new tax legislation, but also know about areas of focus from the IRS, emerging topics, and current industry thinking on important issues. In our quarterly federal tax update series, we will be addressing not only new regulations, but also hard to navigate areas for practitioners. In December 2025, through discussion and easy to follow examples, we will help you to stay current and be ready to tackle the most pressing client questions throughout the year – not just at the end of the year! 
Enrolled Agent Approved

Are you leaving money on the table and not claiming all the South Carolina tax credits your clients are entitled to?

What changes have the legislature, Department of Revenue and the courts brought to us in South Carolina?