Trust and Estates—2025 Series

date
July 1, 2025
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1:00 pm
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A comprehensive, practice-focused series covering the most important federal tax developments affecting trusts, estates, and high-net-worth planning in 2025. This summit walks through the full lifecycle of estate and fiduciary taxation—from a decedent’s final Form 1040 and Form 706 preparation (including portability elections) to Form 1041 compliance, DNI calculations, capital gains allocation, and distributions from non-grantor trusts.

Sessions also address essential transfer tax topics such as Form 709 reporting, adequate disclosure rules, gifts to trusts, marital trust planning strategies (Credit Shelter, Bypass, QTIP, and more), and foundational estate tax principles. Beyond core fiduciary issues, the series explores related tax complexities including the tax implications of divorce, GILTI reporting (Schedule I-1 and Form 8992), split-interest charitable trusts and Form 5227 compliance, federal energy credits after OBBBA, disaster relief legislation updates, and key tax law changes shaping 2025.

Designed for tax professionals seeking clarity, technical depth, and practical application, this summit equips attendees with the tools, strategies, and compliance insights needed to confidently navigate the evolving trusts and estates landscape.

Includes topics:
- Decedent Estate and Final 1040
- The Tax Implications of Divorce
- Distributions from Non-grantor Trusts
- Trusts and Form 1041
- Halfway There: Key Tax Changes for 2025 (So Far)
- Gifts to Trusts
- Form 709 and Adequate Disclosures
- Intro to Estate Tax
- Marital Estate tax planning trusts: Credit Shelter, Bypass, QTIP, and more
- Completing Form 706 and the Portability Path
- Tax Administration in 2025
- GILTI as Charged: Schedule I-1 & Form 8992
- Split Interest Charitable Trusts and Form 5227 Compliance Matters
- Who Pays the tax: DNI and Capital Gains for Non-grantor Trust
- Tax Relief in Times of Crisis: The 2024 Disaster Bill and 2025 Updates
- Federal Energy Credits for Individuals & Businesses After OBBBA

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Meet Your Speakers

Allan J. "A.J." Reynolds

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EA

Donna Byrne

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EA

Jaye E. Tritz

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EA, CFP

Ellie Nava-Jones

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EA

John Sheeley

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EA

Nicole Ramos

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EA

Rita Ryan

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JD, LLM

Jane Ryder

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EA, CPA

Randy Adams

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EA, MSA Bio

Robert Kerr

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EA

Michael Miranda

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CPA, QKA, NQPC, AEP