Make 2026 tax planning concrete with permanent TCJA rules, business deductions, and client fact patterns
4 sections · 8 lessons
Define which TCJA provisions are permanent or temporary in 2026 and pull the facts needed to build a client planning agenda from the statute and Form 1040 instructions.
1 lessonApply the permanent rate structure, standard deduction rules, and SALT and child credit limits to compute 2026 individual tax with audit-ready support.
4 lessonsCompute the §199A deduction, then evaluate 2026 business cost recovery for bonus depreciation and research expenditures, including elections and documentation that change the result.
2 lessonsEvaluate a 2026 client fact pattern by combining the individual rules, estate and gift considerations, and the new temporary deductions into one planning discussion.
1 lessonThis course starts with where TCJA provisions stand in 2026 after Pub. L. 119-21, then turns that statute into usable tax planning for real clients. It shows tax professionals how to compute 2026 individual tax, apply the standard deduction and SALT rules, work through the child tax credit and §199A, and handle business cost recovery and transfer-tax decisions under current law. By the end, learners can talk through 2026 planning choices with confidence and base those conversations on the rules that actually apply.
The course covers 2026 permanent individual rate rules, bracket widths, standard deduction, personal exemptions, SALT limits, and child tax credit changes. It also covers the §199A deduction, bonus depreciation, research expensing, estate and gift exemption planning, and the new temporary deductions that shape 2026 client conversations.
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