This includes sessions from the conference: Tax Strategies for the High-Income Individual (as part of AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 2022)
Join us to hear insights from diverse (in background and role) leaders from within the accounting profession who will explain how to make investments in a diverse talent, as well as in creating an inclusive workforce to increase your pipeline and retention rates to expand leadership representation.
Speaker(s):Join us to hear the Co-chairs of the AICPA LGBTQ+ Initiatives committee give an overview of the strategic initiatives, as well as the mission and vision of the committee. During this session you will also hear about a new resource that Dr. Jones assisted the committee in creating, which will aid your understanding of the importance of being an advocate to your LGBTQ+ workforce and community, and provide actions to leverage on your inclusiveness journey.
Speaker(s):For clients wishing to contribute to a Health Savings Account beyond age 65 due to eligible group health plan coverage, navigating the rules of enrolling in Medicare later are fraught with confusion. This session will review the rules to ensure that those who do defer Medicare enrollment can avoid the lifetime late enrollment penalties while also covering several common questions and pitfalls so you can best advise clients on their choices when working past age 65.
Speaker(s):The only constant in partnership taxation seems to be change. This session will highlight certain recent federal tax developments affecting partnerships and their partners. This session is designed to cover considerations that arise in reporting and transactions involving partnerships, and may include the following: the centralized partnership audit regime (BBA), potential international considerations, and TCJA and CARES Act related guidance.
Speaker(s):This is a fast paced session to update you on 2022 individual tax issues including new legislation, regulations, IRS rulings and tax court decisions. Planning and preparation issues are included in this class on mid-year 2022 tax news.
Speaker(s):What’s inclusion got to do with it? At Plink leadership, we believe leaders build their competence by demonstrating the traits of inclusive leaders. Most leaders don’t intend to exclude others. Yet, leaders can fail to get the best out of their teams due to personal bias and the inability to adapt and listen deeper. In this session, you will gain insight into what it means to be an inclusive leader, including taking on the difference as your own and being courageous in conversation and your actions.
Speaker(s):Jim Shambo's contributions to the retirement plan discussion include his Hedonic Index research and a "Boots in the Water" refutation of the normal use of Monte Carlo projections. But now that he's experienced five years of his own retirement, what lessons has he learned and how has his own planning worked out in the real world? This is a living case study of an advisor who took his own medicine, and what he would recommend that you prescribe for your retiring clients going forward.
Speaker(s):This session will cover the best 2022 retirement tax planning strategies. The program will show CPAs how to react to the most recent tax changes, including the SECURE Act, and other major tax planning changes. Most clients will need to have their current retirement, tax, and estate plans revised based on the recent tax rule changes. The program will show advisors how to increase consulting income by identifying the planning areas where CPAs and other financial planners can add the most value to clients. In addition, this session will include the latest cases and rulings, many of which are not widely publicized, yet apply to all clients with retirement accounts. Find out the latest in the world of IRA tax planning so you can share this with clients who will be looking to you for guidance on making critical retirement decisions. This will add to your value as a key retirement planning tax advisor.
Speaker(s):This session will focus on recent developments including the final regulations defining real property for like-kind exchanges, hot topics in like-kind exchanges and state tax issues to consider in an exchange.
Speaker(s):Forms 706 and 709 are both extensively filed and often times incorrect through insufficient disclosures. Preparing very few Forms 1041 can lead to errors as well. Your instructors believe there are NO stupid questions and invite you to bring your questions to this interactive session. In fact, the worst question is the one never asked.
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