OBBBA Coverage Update

There are many changes to existing and future tax laws with the passing of OBBBA. Below is an overview, by product, of our coverage for the new bill.

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What’s New Early Edition The What’s New Early Edition has started shipping. If you have already ordered this book, look for your shipping notice via email. If you have not yet ordered, order today and stay on top of the OBBBA tax law changes.

What’s New Tax Season Edition The What’s New Tax Season Edition will start shipping February 1, 2026 and will include any guidance and new information released between July and January. Both What’s New Books:

Include extensive coverage for all tax provisions affected by the bill.

New law compared to prior law in a side-by-side format

Tab 5 contains full coverage of the law including provisions effective in 2025 as well as 2026, 2027, and beyond.

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TheTaxBook Series All of the 2025 tax year editions of TheTaxBook will be updated to reflect the new bill. The updates will be integrated throughout the editions aligning with new provisions with the relevant topics.

The Deluxe Edition Plus, our number one seller, will include new law compared to prior law in a side-by-side format in Tab 1.

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CPE Courses 2025 CPE Courses that are scheduled to be released later this year will be fully updated to contain coverage of the new tax law.

NEW! We will be releasing a new limited-time CPE course that focuses solely on the OBBBA tax law changes. This 2-hour course will be available late August.

New Tax Law 2025: OBBBA (H.R. 1) Provisions Effective in 2025.

Client Handouts All of the existing Client Handouts have been reviewed. The below Handouts have been updated to reflect OBBBA tax law changes.

Clergy - Religious Workers

Employing Family Members

Energy and Vehicle Credits

Excess Business Loss and Net Operating Loss

Families with Children

Families with Children (Spanish)

Form 1099-K

Fringe Benefits

High Income Taxpayers

Individual Retirement Accounts - Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)

Itemized Deductions - Homeowners

Itemized Deductions - Taxes Paid

Moving Expenses

Rental Real Estate QBI Safe Harbor

Saving for College

Standard v. Itemized Deduction

Tax Facts and Figures

Tipped Employees NEW! We will be releasing a new Client Handout that will focus on the 2025 provisions. This handout will be available late August.

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