RADNOR, PA — Surgent CPE has announced the immediate release of two specialized continuing professional education (CPE) webinars focused on the landmark One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), following the bill’s approval by the House and its advancement to the president’s desk.
Billed as the most comprehensive tax legislation since the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, OBBBA introduces extensive changes impacting both individual taxpayers and businesses. Surgent’s new webinars aim to help tax professionals quickly understand the law’s complexities and prepare to advise clients effectively.
Elizabeth Kolar, executive vice president and managing director at Surgent, emphasized the importance of timely education. “We know that timely, practical CPE is mission-critical when landmark legislation like the One Big Beautiful Bill Act changes the tax landscape,” she said. “Our new webinars ensure professionals can quickly get up to speed, confidently advise clients, and earn valuable CPE credits at the same time.”
The first session, “Overview and Analysis of the New Tax Law: Part 1 – Focus on Individual Taxation,” will be held on July 8 from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. ET. This course covers critical updates including changes to state and local tax deductions, treatment of overtime and tips, new deductions, and individual tax credits.
The second session, “Overview and Analysis of the New Tax Law: Part 2 – Focus on Business Taxation,” is scheduled for July 9 during the same time slot. It will address provisions affecting businesses such as adjustments to the Qualified Business Income deduction, updates to bonus depreciation, enhancements to Paid Family and Medical Leave, and changes to business interest deductions.
Each live, instructor-led webinar offers four CPE credits and can be taken independently. Both sessions are available individually or included in Surgent’s Unlimited PLUS subscription package.
Nick Spoltore, vice president of tax and advisory content at Surgent, highlighted the need for in-depth, practical insight. “OBBBA will affect tax planning for years to come. Practitioners need more than just the basics—they need real-world insight into how the provisions will impact their clients,” he said.
As tax professionals brace for the far-reaching impacts of OBBBA, Surgent’s rapid educational rollout positions them to meet the demands of clients navigating a newly reshaped tax landscape.
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