The reconciliation bill has gone through two names and lost most of its tax provisions, but there still some significant tax provisions that will impact the upcoming planning season. Assuming the bill is signed into law, this session will look at which tax items remain in this bill, including the additional funding being provided to the IRS, large corporation 15% minimum tax, publicly traded corporation stock buyback excise tax, extension of the expanded access to the premium tax credit, extension and expansion of energy credits and more. As well, we’ll look at the effective dates of the various provisions and consider their impact on tax planning for 2022.
This event will run between 55 and 75 minutes depending on the final version of the legislation. CPE credit will be adjusted accordingly.
This session will look at which tax items remain in this bill, including the additional funding being provided to the IRS, large corporation 15% minimum tax, publicly traded corporation stock buyback excise tax, extension of the expanded access to the premium tax credit, extension and expansion of energy credits and more.
Items to Be Covered Include:
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