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Tax Season Is Over—Now What? Critical Federal Tax Updates for Accountants

Tax season may be behind us, but the compliance challenges and planning opportunities for accounting professionals are far from over. As we move through 2026, accountants, CPAs, tax preparers, and advisors must stay informed on the latest federal tax developments that could impact clients, filings, extensions, and advisory strategies.

Join Jason Dinesen for a timely and practical webinar designed to help professionals navigate the post-filing season landscape with confidence. This session will cover recent federal tax changes, IRS developments, filing season takeaways, extension planning considerations, and strategies to better serve clients through the remainder of the year.

Whether you work with individuals, businesses, or both, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to stay ahead of changes, reduce risk, and identify planning opportunities now.

Session Highlights

• Key federal tax updates affecting 2026 planning
• Important IRS developments accountants should monitor
• Lessons learned from the recent filing season
• Extension season strategies and common pitfalls
• Mid-year planning opportunities for business and individual clients
• Emerging compliance risks and documentation reminders
• Client communication strategies after tax season
• Preparing for legislative and regulatory changes ahead

Why You Should Attend

• Stay current on important federal tax developments
• Gain practical strategies you can apply immediately
• Better support clients during extension and planning season
• Reduce compliance risks and avoid costly oversights
• Identify new advisory opportunities for the rest of 2026
• Strengthen your post-tax season client service approach
• Learn from an experienced industry speaker

Who Should Attend

• Certified Public Accountants (CPAs)
• Tax Preparers
• Enrolled Agents (EAs)
• Bookkeepers
• Controllers and Finance Managers
• Accounting Firm Owners
• Tax Advisors and Consultants
• Professionals supporting business or individual tax clients