Conference Info
- IndustryHuman Resources
- Unique IDUSC2026373
- Duration100 Minutes
- DateOct 2,2026
- Time10:00 AM PDT | 01:00 PM EDT
Description
Overview
Stay informed on the latest federal tax developments with this timely webinar covering the 2026 Federal Income Tax Update. Following the signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on July 4, 2025, significant changes were introduced to the federal tax code. While many provisions became effective for the 2025 tax year, several important updates will take effect in 2026, making it essential for taxpayers and tax professionals to understand the evolving requirements before the upcoming filing season.
This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the 2026 federal tax law changes, including updates to deductions and credits, inflation-adjusted tax provisions, and new IRS compliance and reporting requirements. Attendees will gain practical insights into key topics such as the new Trump Accounts, charitable contribution changes for itemizers and non-itemizers, high-income itemized deduction limitations, 2026 inflation adjustments, and Form 1099 reporting thresholds. Designed for individuals, employers, and tax professionals, this session offers valuable guidance to help participants prepare for the year ahead.
Your Benefits For Attending:
- Understand the eligibility requirements and establishment process for the new Trump Accounts.
- Learn about changes to charitable contributions, including impacts on both itemizers and non-itemizers.
- Identify key 2026 federal tax updates, including inflation adjustments and high-income itemized deduction limitations.
- Gain insight into new IRS compliance and Form 1099 reporting threshold requirements to better prepare for filing obligations.
Attending this webinar will provide you with the knowledge needed to confidently navigate upcoming federal tax law changes and prepare for the 2026 filing season. Whether you are managing your own tax responsibilities or advising others, this session will help you stay informed and ready for evolving tax requirements.
Topics Covered:
- The new Trump Accounts – who qualifies and how to establish
- Changes to charitable contributions for both itemizers and non-itemizers
- High-income itemized deduction limitation
- 2026 inflation adjustments
- Form 1099 reporting thresholds

Lori Borek