Gain a better understanding of current tax reforms and their impact on businesses and individuals in Washington D.C.
Since the presidential campaigns, President Trump has promised to reform the U.S. tax code. He has put forth a number of proposals to reform both the taxation of individuals and businesses. Congress too has proposed many reforms to the U.S. tax code in the last few years.
Some of the changes could substantially change the way individuals and businesses in the U.S. are taxed. This topic will give an overview of the tax reform proposals that both the administration and Congress are considering and how these proposals will impact individuals and businesses in the United States.
Learning Objectives:
- You will be able to describe the history and context of Trump's tax reform push.
- You will be able to identify major business provisions that lawmakers are considering changing as part of tax reform.
- You will be able to recognize how the administration's tax plan could impact businesses and individuals.
- You will be able to discuss the major tax policy issues the Congress and the administration are dealing with.
This Live Webinar Covers These Hot Issues:
An Overview of the History of the Tax Policy of the Trump Administration and Campaign
- Campaign Tax Reform Proposals
- Administration Proposals
Where Tax Reform Is Today
- Latest Proposals and Ideas From the Administration
- Other Proposals From Congress
Remaining Issues
- Major Business Tax Issues
- Capital Expenses
- Interest Expense
- International
- Rates
- NonCorporate Business Income
- Major Individual Issues
- AMT
- Rates
- Budgetary/Process Issues and What to Expect Next
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services):
- AIPB
- NASBA
For Detailed Credit Information page click here
Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit.
Instructor Profile:
Kyle Pomerleau, Tax Foundation
- Director of Federal Projects at the Tax Foundation
- Tax Foundation is the oldest tax policy think tank in America
- Has written dozens of publications on federal and international tax policy
- MPP degree, Georgetown University
- Can be contacted at kep@taxfoundation.org or on Twitter @kpomerleau
(Not available outside the US)