Surgent’s Schedule 1-A: Implementing Important OBBBA Deductions for 2025

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# of CPE Credits

2

Description

Schedule 1-A is a new tax form designed to consolidate four key OBBBA deductions that can be taken for the first time in 2025. Ultimately these four deductions: the tip deduction, the overtime deduction, the deduction for interest paid on a new car loan, and the senior deduction, appear as a single entry on line 13b of Form 1040. These deductions are phased out at higher income levels, the calculation of which takes place on Schedule 1-A.

Accounting and finance professionals who wish to understand the mechanics of the four deductions and how they are expressed on Schedule 1-A and consolidated on Form 1040 would benefit from taking this program.

Objective

Implement the most common OBBBA changes for tax year 2025 using the new Schedule 1-A

Advanced Preparation

None

Required Knowledge

None

Who Should Attend

Accounting and finance professionals who will be advising clients regarding new OBBBA deductions that will be taken for the first time in tax year 2025

Credit Types

    CPE – Taxes

Event Level:Basic
Event Code:SHA2-2026-01-WEBNR-230-01
Event Vendor:Surgent Accounting & Financial Education
Fields of Study:CPE - Taxes
Other fields:
  • Enrolled Agent

Registration Fees

Registration Type Price
WRS27326: Registration – Member Mem $105
WRS27326: Registration – Non-Member NM $230

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