In today’s rapidly changing legislative landscape, staying ahead of sweeping tax reforms is critical. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Overview” provides a timely and comprehensive breakdown of major legislative and tax provisions that affect businesses, individuals, and tax professionals. With Washington frequently introducing bundled bills with significant economic and compliance implications, professionals must be equipped to adapt quickly and competently.

This session led by tax attorney Nicholas Preusch clarifies the latest omnibus-style tax legislation—commonly called the “One Big Beautiful Bill”—and reviews its policy goals, key provisions, compliance requirements, and practical use. You’ll understand the bill’s structure and mechanics, see how it connects with existing tax laws, and prepare for its effects on reporting, planning, and risk management.

Presented in a clear, engaging format, the program includes real-world scenarios, planning insights, and regulatory interpretations. Whether you’re in public practice, corporate finance, or legal advisory, this course will equip you with the knowledge to confidently advise clients and stakeholders.

Webinar Objectives

This session will address the challenges professionals face when trying to interpret and apply massive, all-encompassing legislation. It will:

• Identify the core provisions and goals of the “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
• Address compliance concerns, timelines, and transition rules.
• Highlight the bill’s implications on tax planning strategies for individuals and businesses.
• Offer actionable guidance on preparing for audit or regulatory scrutiny post-enactment.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction to Omnibus Legislation
• Historical Context & Political Drivers
• Structural Overview of the Bill
• Key Tax Provisions for Individuals
• Key Tax Provisions for Businesses
• Compliance Timelines & Transition Rules
• IRS Interpretation and Enforcement Focus
• Planning Opportunities and Pitfalls
• Resources and Q&A

Webinar Highlights

• What is an omnibus tax bill and how it functions
• Key tax changes affecting individuals (rates, deductions, credits)
• Critical corporate and partnership tax updates
• Timing considerations and transition relief provisions
• Ethics and due diligence under new legislation
• Planning opportunities arising from bill passage
• Risks and audit triggers to avoid
• Practical documentation and reporting tips
• Real-world case studies on applying new law
• IRS procedural changes related to the bill

Who Should Attend

This program is beneficial for:

• CPAs and EAs
• Tax Attorneys
• Compliance Officers
• Controllers and CFOs
• Government Accountants
• Public Accounting Professionals
• Legal Advisors to Corporations
• Enrolled Agents