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Summer CPE Symposium
The PYA Summer CPE Symposium is a complimentary, two-day virtual event designed for healthcare professionals, offering four expert-led sessions on key industry topics. Participants will gain valuable insights on reimbursement, healthcare compliance, audit and accounting, and cybersecurity, along with practical takeaways and tools. Hosted by PYA thought leaders, the symposium offers CPE credits, and attendees can register for as many sessions as they choose.
Tax planning becomes exceptionally challenging during non-consecutive presidential administrations because each administration may pursue vastly different fiscal philosophies, often reversing or modifying prior tax laws before they fully mature. Given that most tax legislation has built-in sunsets, phased-in provisions, or long-term implications, the lack of continuity in executive leadership can undermine stability and predictability. This political pendulum creates an environment of uncertainty for individuals and businesses alike, making it difficult to design long-term strategies with confidence.
During this session, Joe, Patrick, and Victoria explained any remaining sunsetting provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, provided insights into how changing tax laws, policy reversals, and legislative uncertainty impact planning strategies for individuals and businesses, and discussed legislation being considered by the Trump administration (“One Big Beautiful Bill”). By understanding the intersection of the budget reconciliation process and political cycles, you and your team will be better equipped to act in the most tax-efficient manner and adapt to evolving regulatory landscapes.
Attendees learned from these key session objectives:
• Identified how changes in presidential administrations impact long-term tax policy and planning
• Analyzed the effects of temporary tax provisions and sunset clauses on strategic decision-making
• Explained the role of budget reconciliation in shaping tax legislation
• Explored various provisions of pending tax legislation
• Evaluated the risks and uncertainties businesses and individuals face within politically volatile environments
• Developed adaptable tax strategies that account for legislative reversals and partisan shifts
