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IRS Updates & New Tax Legislation
- Summarize the most significant federal tax law changes and IRS updates affecting the 2026 tax year.
- Identify provisions that are expiring, extended, or newly effective, and determine which clients they affect.
- Evaluate changes to rules governing specific credits and deductions and their compliance implications for clients.
- Apply current IRS procedural and filing season changes to return preparation and client communication.
- Instructor
- Chris Bird EA, CFP
- Duration
- 470 minutes
- Prerequisite
- General understanding of federal tax law
- Advanced preparation
- None
- Delivery method
- Group Live
Description
Comprehensive overview of current federal tax legislative and IRS developments affecting the 2026 tax year and the upcoming filing season. Coverage includes newly enacted legislation; provisions that are expiring, extended, or newly effective; and key tax bills under consideration. Participants will also receive IRS updates on policies, procedures, and filing season changes that directly affect practitioners, along with annual inflation adjustments.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
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Minnesota Updates & New Tax Legislation
- Identify Minnesota tax provisions that are expiring, extended, or newly enacted, and determine which clients they affect.
- Summarize the status of important tax bills in process at the Minnesota Legislature and their impact on practice.
- Recognize key changes to Minnesota Department of Revenue policies and procedures that affect practitioners.
- Apply current Minnesota policies and procedures to specific client situations and return preparation.
- Instructor
- Mark Krause & Allyson Casseday
- Duration
- 100 minutes
- Prerequisite
- General understanding of state tax law
- Advanced preparation
- None
- Delivery method
- Group Live
Description
This session provides up-to-date coverage of new Minnesota tax legislation, including expiring provisions, extensions, extenders, newly enacted state tax laws, and important tax bills in process at the Minnesota Legislature. It also reviews key Minnesota tax updates, focusing on the Minnesota Department of Revenue policies and procedures that matter most to practitioners. Specific examples are used throughout to illustrate how these Minnesota policies and procedures apply in practice, so participants leave with guidance they can put to work right away.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
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CPE sponsor disclosure
The CPE associated with this education is provided by the Minnesota NATP Chapter and is independent of national NATP sponsorship.
IRS sponsor number: WZ3T8
NASBA sponsor number: 109412
See our CPE sponsor page for more information on reporting.