This event was recorded on 1.15.25 and has not been updated.
You will be required to pass a quiz by 10.31.25 in order to receive CPE credit.
We look back at the major developments impacting tax matters for 2024 in this session. The session will look at the major cases that came out of the US Supreme Court (Connelly and Loper Bright), a case looking at current basis issues that arise when a taxpayer has claimed partnership losses in excess of basis in years now closed to assessment, the final regulations related to inherited IRAs and required minimum distributions post-SECURE Act, the current status of BOI filings under the Corporate Transparency Act and more developments.
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Ed Zollars, CPA
Edward K. Zollars, CPA is in public practice in Phoenix, Arizona as a partner with the firm of Thomas & Zollars & Lynch, Ltd. He has been in practice for over twenty five years, specializing in tax issues for closely held businesses and individuals. Ed has been professionally involved with both tax and technology issues, combing the two disciplines in starting the first tax podcast (Ed Zollars Tax Update, produced weekly dealing with current tax issues. He has been a member of AICPA Tax Division Committees dealing with tax and technology issues, and was the Tax Section's representative on three occasions to the AICPA's Top Ten Technologies project. Ed is also a member of the Phoenix Tax Workshop's Advisory Committee, and currently serves on the Tax Legislation Liaison Committee for the Arizona Society of CPAs.Ed was selected as a Life Member by the Arizona Society of CPAs in May of 2010. Ed is a co-author of the Arizona Income Tax Guide published by the Phoenix Tax Workshop, and has written articles published in Practical Tax Strategies and the Tax Adviser. He has been a frequent contributor to a number of professional tax discussion groups, and served as systems operator on the AICPA's Accountants Forum in the mid 1990s. He has spoken regularly on tax and technology topics since 1996, speaking before conferences sponsored by the AICPA and a number of state society of CPAs.