Live Webinar: Year End Tax Update
Date and Time
Thursday Dec 11, 2025
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EST
Thursday, December 11, 2024
10:00 - 11:00 am
Webinar ID: 852 3823 7133
Location
We will be using ZOOM. An email will be sent to you with the registration confirmation and log-in information from ZOOM to access the webinar.
**This webinar will be listen-only for attendees (you will not be on camera). If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test
Fees/Admission
Free to Conway Center members and their employees; $50 for non-members (you will be invoiced after registering)
► REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 12/11. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post-session.
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Lorna Flint - Member Services Manager
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Description
Year-End Tax Update
As we approach the close of 2025, it’s more important than ever to ensure your financial and tax strategies are aligned with both current law and future developments. Business tax planning in 2025 comes with unique complexities, especially with the OBBBA’s provisions on business interest expense, bonus depreciation, and pass-through entity rules. This webinar will arm you with the tools you need to minimize liability and maximize opportunity as you prepare for 2026.
Key topics include:
- Tax rate updates and expiring provisions
- SALT (state and local tax) and nexus considerations
- Key OBBBA provisions including:
- Bonus depreciation and expensing of capital investments
- Section 1202 qualified small business stock changes
- Research and experimentation expense deduction changes
- Business interest expense limitation changes
- Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction changes
- Pass-through entity planning (S Corporations, Partnerships, LLCs)
- Tax deferral strategies and income shifting opportunities
SPEAKER:
Jane Pfeifer
Shareholder - Tax Services
Clark Schaefer Hackett
Jane specializes in the area of taxation and is responsible for all aspects of tax planning and compliance for closely held small businesses. Jane has helped clients navigate the complexities of corporate reorganizations, multi-state taxation and entity structure. She works with clients in multiple industries through the entire business life cycle, from the start-up phase to assistance with exit strategies. Jane has considerable experience with both federal and state tax research, as well as representation before the IRS
and other taxing agencies.
In addition to her work with closely held business clients, Jane also serves the not-for-profit industry. She assists non-profit clients with compliance and provides expert guidance in the areas of unrelated business income and social enterprise.
► REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 12/11. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post-session.
