Thomson Reuters | OBBBA, one year in: The guidance and changes your tax & accounting firm needs to know

OBBBA, one year in: The guidance and changes your tax & accounting firm needs to know

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A year after the One Big Beautiful Bill Act rewrote major parts of the tax code, the picture is finally clear enough to plan around. Some provisions are permanent while others are set to sunset, and that distinction is exactly where your next advisory conversation should start.

This session gives you a practical framework for turning OBBBA's structure into planning opportunities and advisory revenue.

You'll learn:

The difference between permanent provisions (rate structure, 199A) and temporary ones (senior deduction, no tax on tips/overtime) and why it matters for client conversations
Planning strategies built around the permanent provisions, ready to use this season
Where the complexity lives — state conformity gaps, IRS catch-up, legislative uncertainty — and how to discuss it with clients confidently
How to turn that complexity into advisory revenue
Tools to track fast-moving guidance so you can act on opportunities, not just keep up

Whether your focus is compliance, planning, or advisory services, you'll leave with actionable insights you can apply this season and beyond.

Can't make it live? No problem. Register anyway and we'll send you the full recording to watch on your schedule.

* CPE credit is not offered.

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Ryan Reichert

Managing Partner

Brass Tax Presentations

Ryan Reichert is an Enrolled Agent and Certified Financial Planner practicing in San Diego, California. His practice focuses on providing opinions on the tax consequences of real estate taxation, closely held business entities, and planning around loss limitations. Ryan is also the managing partner of Brass Tax Presentations, a continuing education provider focused on rekindling in-person education for tax professionals.

As a continuing education provider and technical advisor to tax professionals, Ryan has spent most of his career conductingtax research. He brings a unique perspective to the research process: he is not only focused on applying rules in his private consulting engagements but also seeks to connect tax theory more broadly to help other practitioners better understand the application of the rules at play.

Christopher Papin

Owner

Papin CPA, PLLC

Chris Papin wears many hats. He is a licensed attorney, a certified public accountant, and a life, accident, and health insurance producer. He received a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Oklahoma in 2004 and a Master’s degree in accounting from the University of Oklahoma in 2005. Chris became a Certified Public Accountant in 2007 and received his Juris Doctor degree from Oklahoma City University School of Law and was licensed to practice law in Oklahoma in 2008. Chris was admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court in 2010.

Vikram Gosain

Federal and International Tax Editor

Thomson Reuters

Vikram is a Federal and International Tax Editor/Author with the Tax and Accounting business of Thomson Reuters. Vikram worked at several large corporations and Big 4 accounting firms, including Amazon, General Electric, and Ernst & Young, focusing on corporate and international tax and transfer pricing. Vikram taught corporate and international tax at various universities, including UCLA, USC, and the University of Texas. He has authored “Transfer Pricing: General Principles,” “Transfer Pricing: OECD Guidelines,” and "Development, Acquisitions, and Transfers of Intangible Property," published by Thomson Reuters Checkpoint Catalyst. Vikram received his B.A. from Stanford University and his J.D. from the University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco. He is also a CPA.