2026 Federal Tax Law Updates (Course & eBook)

Inside This Course:

Tax laws are constantly evolving, and keeping up with them can feel like trying to hit a moving target. The reality is that tax law was never designed to be permanent, and recent years have made that crystal clear. The federal government has rolled out temporary income tax cuts and business incentives in response to economic conditions, some of which have since been made permanent, and others that came attached with new conditions and phase-outs. The landscape keeps shifting, and that is exactly why continuing education matters.

This course delivers a focused, efficient walkthrough of the 2026 tax revisions shaped by both Rev. Proc. 2025-32 and the One Big Beautiful Act (OBBBA, P.L. 119-21), signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4, 2025. At its core, OBBBA permanently locked in the individual tax rates and brackets established under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which were otherwise set to expire at the end of 2025. It also delivered new deductions for tip income and overtime pay, a permanent and increased Child Tax Credit, an expanded SALT deduction, and additional provisions benefiting workers, families, and businesses. These provisions are no longer new or transitional. They are the operative law for 2026.

This course and its companion, 2026 Federal Tax Law Updates: Extended Edition, cover the same core subject matter. The Extended Edition goes deeper on each topic, incorporating additional context, planning considerations, and expanded examples throughout. Practitioners should select one based on their needs, not both. Those who want a thorough but efficient update will find everything they need here. Those who want a more comprehensive treatment of the same material, with greater depth on complex provisions, should consider the Extended Edition instead. The two courses are designed as alternatives, not supplements.