Tax planning is more than knowing a list of deductions. You have to know what to look for, what questions to ask, when an opportunity may exist, and when additional research is needed.
 
The Tax Planning & Strategy Professional Quick Reference Guide is a practical desktop reference for tax professionals designed to help you recognize tax planning opportunities and work through client situations more strategically.
 
Rather than functioning as a textbook, the guide is structured as an actionable professional reference that can be used during client onboarding, tax return reviews, year-end planning meetings, and strategy discussions.
 
Inside the guide you'll find reference material covering:
Tax Planning Opportunity Finder
Individual tax planning strategies
Business tax planning strategies
Real estate tax planning strategies
Entity selection considerations
Retirement contribution planning
HSA/FSA planning
Capital gains planning
Charitable contribution strategies
Accountable plans
Reasonable compensation
Section 179 and bonus depreciation
QBI deduction considerations
Estimated tax planning
Hiring family members
Home office considerations
Passive activity rules
Real Estate Professional Status
Cost segregation
§1031 exchanges
Basis tracking
Return-review considerations
IRC and form references
Printable checklists and client meeting tools
 
The guide is organized to help you recognize a trigger or client situation, identify potential planning opportunities, ask better questions, and determine where deeper analysis may be required.
 
It also includes professional standards and reminders to apply client-specific analysis, current law, state-specific considerations, professional judgment, and appropriate due diligence.
 
Best For: Tax Preparers, CPAs, EAs, Accountants & Tax Professionals
Format: Digital Tax Planning Reference Guide
Edition: Version 1 - 2025/2026 Tax Reference
Important: This guide is for educational and professional reference purposes. Tax laws, thresholds, limitations, strategies, and IRS guidance change. Always verify current federal and applicable state law before making or implementing a tax planning recommendation.
 
IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION
Version: This is Version 1 (V1) of this reference guide and was developed using tax laws, regulations, limits, thresholds, and other guidance applicable to the 2025/2026 tax period, as applicable to the subject matter.
Tax Laws Change: Tax laws, regulations, IRS guidance, thresholds, forms, and interpretations may change after publication. Some information contained in this guide may therefore become outdated or may not apply to future tax years.
Professional Responsibility: This guide is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is intended to serve as a professional reference—not as a substitute for independent research, professional judgment, or review of current authoritative guidance. Users are responsible for verifying current federal, state, and local laws and guidance before applying information to a client situation.
No Tax or Legal Advice: Nothing contained in this guide constitutes individualized tax, accounting, financial, or legal advice. Tax treatment depends on the specific facts and circumstances involved.
Updates: Purchase of V1 does not automatically include future editions, revisions, supplements, or updates unless specifically stated otherwise.
 
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