EARN Act (aka SECURE 2.0) Upends Retirement Planning; Bob Keebler’s Monthly Tax And Financial Planning Course, Jan. 2023

Additional Resources For Tax And Financial Professionals

Robert Keebler

Thursday, January 19, 2023 4PM EST

CFP^® Live CPA IRS EA

Program Id: 385859411

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New rules of retirement planning just went into effect, ushering in changes in tax rules affecting Americans of all age and income levels starting in 2023 and impacting the generations ahead.

The newly enacted, Enhancing American Retirement Now (EARN) Act provides new tax-incentives that significantly change retirement planning. Financial planners, accountants, and lawyers must understand the new opportunities.

Objectives of this webinar is to teach financial advice practitioners about:

● statutory changes most relevant to personal financial planners in the EARN Act (SECURE 2.0)

● implementing strategies enabling clients to capture the new tax benefits in EARN Act (SECURE 2.0)

● Changes to the Saver’s Credit

● Required beginning date increase

● Catch-up contributions expanded

● Catchup contributions indexed for inflation

● Employer match on student loan payments

● SIMPLE Plan contribution limits

● SEPs for domestic workers

● Able account improvements

● 529 to Roth rollovers

● Removing RMD barriers to life annuities

● QLAC increase

● Reducing the failed RMD penalty

● A retirement plan lost and found

● IRA mistake resolution

● One-time CRT QCD

● Repayment of birth & adoption distributions

● Statute of limitations on IRA excise taxes

● Part-time employee rules eased

● SEPP clarifications

● Excise tax eased on corrective distributions

● Specific treasury guidance on rollovers

● Elimination of Roth 401k RMDs

● Permanent disaster relief distribution rules

● Incentives to buy long-term care insurance

● Fixes for IRAs payable to SNTs

● Adding a Roth employer match

● Charitable easement deduction rules tightened

● Withdrawals for emergency expenses hardships, domestic abuse, and terminal illness

● Limiting certain contributions to non-deductible Roth contributions

Robert S. Keebler, CPA/PFS, MST, AEP (Distinguished), is a partner at Keebler & Associates of Green Bay, Wis. For over three decades, Bob has been a pre-eminent educator of CPAs on personal financial planning and taxation. He's taught monthly on A4A for 13 years. Actionable tax advice is taught in a clear, concise, high-energy style makes Bob Keebler unique among tax and financial planning professional educators.

Who should attend:

CFP^®, CIMA^®, CFA^®, CPA, and other financial professionals
Independent SEC- or state-registered investment advisers
Institutional Investment Plan Trustees
Institutional Investment Consultants
Investment Advisors
Financial Planners
Wealth Managers
Financial Analysts
Securities and Research Analysts

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This webinar is expected to be eligible for one-hour of CE credit toward the CIMA^® and CPWA^®certifications, IRS EA CE, CFP^® CE and PACE credit toward the CLU^® and ChFC^®designations, and for live CPA CPE credit.

Who Should Attend: Financial Advisors, CFPs, CPAs, EAs, CFAs, CPA/PFSs, CIMAs, CLUs and ChFCs.

Cost: There is no fee to attend this course if you are a member of Advisors4Advisors ($120/year).

CPE credit: 1 hour, in the Taxes field of study

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: None

Course Level: Overview

Course Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based

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January 18, 2023

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good presentation of complex changes

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Thank you Bob for an excellent overview of the SECURE 2.0 provisions. While many of these have been glossed over in other various industry publications, Bob has gone into adequate levels of depth to examine these provisions and apply them to everyday examples for taxpayers/clients. I appreciate the way Bob also makes the point of looking at things from the client's standpoint as well as from a practical viewpoint and then ties that information together with the statutory guidelines.

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