Gain
a better understanding of how the new tax reform impacts business
expense deductions.
Don't wait until trying to file your 2018 tax returns to learn
about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Major revisions, like this, to the
tax code have not occurred since 1986. This topic will help you
attain a better understanding of this new tax legislation as it
relates, in particular, to business expenses and related other
available deductions.
This information is critical for business owners and employees,
so that the right information can be tracked now at the beginning of
2018 as opposed to trying to obtain the necessary information
after-the-fact to file the tax return.
Learning Objectives:
- You will be able to describe the changes
impacting business expense deductions in
this landmark - Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
Legislation (last major tax reform occurred
in 1986, for perspective).
- You will be able to identify the new
information that you need to be tracking now
at the start of 2018 to take full advantage
of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
- You will be able to discuss how to apply
the new Sec 199A rules - 20% deduction for
qualified business income of pass-thru
entities (including real estate investors):
S-Corps, Partnerships, etc.
- You will be able to explain how to apply
the new Sec 179 - expanded changes -
increased limit and eligible property.
This Live Webinar Covers These Hot Issues:
- Background of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act From a Business
Perspective
- Tax Rate Adjustments
- Business Expense Deduction Changes and Limitations
- SEC 179 Asset Deduction Changes
- New SEC 199A – 20% Deduction for Qualified Business
Income of Pass-Thru Entities
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services):
For Detailed Credit Information page
click here
Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit.
Faculty
Dennis Risinger, CPA, CMA, CGMA, CIA,
Risinger & Associates, LLC
- Owner of a tax, accounting and consulting practice in
Columbia, MO – Risinger & Associates, LLC
- Practice focuses on individual and small – medium size
businesses in the areas of tax and related planning,
business consulting, bookkeeping and accounting, technology
and training services
- Conducts regular presentations, seminars and workshops
in the various practice focus areas
- B.S. degree in accounting, University of Kentucky
- Memberships include AICPA, Missouri Society of CPAs,
ISACA and the IIA
- Can be contacted at 573-554-6135 or dennis.risinger@risinger-associates.com
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