Major Case Law Updates
Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026
Instructor: Annette Nellen
| Begin Time: |
9:00am Pacific Time 10:00am Mountain Time 11:00am Central Time 12:00pm Eastern Time |
| CPE Credit: |
2 hours for CPAs 2 hours Federal Tax Law Updates for EAs and OTRPs 2 hours Federal Tax Updates for CTEC |
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Staying current on major federal and multistate tax cases is essential for practitioners navigating today’s rapidly evolving tax landscape. This course delivers a comprehensive review of the most influential tax cases decided over the past five years, highlighting their implications for compliance, planning, risk management, and future reform. Participants will explore key judicial reasoning, statutory interpretation trends, and emerging issues raised by recent rulings.
This program provides actionable insights to help practitioners anticipate compliance challenges, understand where tax law may be headed, and apply case developments to real-world client situations.
Topics Covered
- Description and identification of key federal and multistate tax cases of the last five years
- Explanation of the key cases and the tax laws involved
- Relevance to practice of recent significant cases
Learning Objectives
- Analyze significant federal and multistate tax cases from the past five years and evaluate their impact on compliance and planning
- Explain the statutory and regulatory frameworks underlying these major cases
- Assess areas of tax law where reform or additional guidance may be needed based on judicial trends
- Identify ongoing or emerging tax issues highlighted by recent case law and apply lessons to client advisory work
- Incorporate case law insights into strategic tax planning and risk mitigation practices
Level
Update
Instructional Method
Group: Internet-based
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes (2 hours)
Program Prerequisites
Basic understanding of tax preparation.
Advance Preparation
None