Total Credits: 8.0 including 8.0 Taxes - Technical
This session will cover legislative, judicial and IRS guidance of the past year as it affects our clients.
The session will include the tax provisions passed under the Infrastructure bill as well as tax legislation posed by the Biden administration. The seminar shall also include recently issued regulations as a result of American Rescue Plan and beyond.
The seminar is designed to not only provide information with respect to the upcoming tax season but also assist CPAs in tax planning for their clients. Among the areas covered are the following:
2022 FEDERAL TAX UPDATE 12.28.21.pdf (1.9 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Blaise C. Bender is a member of the State Bar of Texas, TSCPA, and is a licensed CPA in Texas. He possesses over six years experience in public accounting working for Arthur Andersen & Co., Deloitte Touche, and Ernest and Young, Blaise was also a Controller and CFO in private industry.
Blaise is the Past President of the San Antonio Chapter of CPAs. He also serves on the boards of directors of several for-profit and non-profit firms. He currently serves as a Board Member of the Texas Society of CPAs and is on the Legislative Advisory Committee of the TSCPA. Presently, he is on the Board of Directors of San Antonio Federal Credit Union (SACU).
Blaise has conducted hundreds of seminars throughout Texas and the United States and has numerous publications in tax and accounting. He received numerous awards for his service in continuing education.
Blaise maintains a legal consulting practice dealing with various tax matters including corporate and partnership taxation, administrative appeal matters, health care reporting for businesses, corporate legal counsel, classification of repair and maintenance cost, managerial control systems, mergers and acquisitions, contract and transactional analysis, strategic planning and business development issues. His legal consulting includes Fortune 500 companies, private and small businesses, municipalities and non-profit organizations.
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