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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Course Id 2654)

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Author : Paul Winn, CLU, ChFC
Course Length : Pages: 111 ||| Word Count: 36,128 ||| Review Questions: 25 ||| Final Exam Questions: 30
CPE Credits : 6.0
IRS Credits : 6
Price : $53.95
Passing Score : 70%
Course Type: NASBA QAS - Text - NASBA Registry - IRS Enrolled Agents
Technical Designation: Technical
Primary Subject-Field Of Study:

Taxes - Taxes for Course Id 2654

Taxes, One, Big, Beautiful, Bill, Act, cpe, cpa, online course
Overview :
  • Who is this course for?
    This course is designed for CPAs, accountants, and IRS Enrolled Agents who need Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits and want to stay current on the latest tax legislation.

  • What is this course about or what problem does this course solve?
    The course provides a comprehensive analysis of the tax provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), addressing both immediate and future tax changes for individuals and businesses.

  • How can the knowledge from this course be used?
    Participants can apply the insights from this course to accurately implement new tax rules, advise clients on recent and upcoming tax law changes, and ensure compliance with the OBBBA.

  • Why is this course important to a CPA, Accountant, or IRS Enrolled Agent?
    It equips tax professionals with the technical knowledge needed to navigate major changes in tax law, including permanent modifications to the TCJA and other complex legislative updates.

  • When is this course relevant or timely?
    The course is especially relevant now, as the OBBBA was enacted on July 4, 2025, and includes provisions effective in both 2025 and 2026, making timely understanding critical.

  • How is a course like this consumed or used?
    This is a self-paced, text-based NASBA QAS course delivered online, allowing learners to study independently and complete review questions to earn CPE credits.

Description :

Sweeping new legislation passed on July 4, 2025, titled “An Act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14” and referred to as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) became law. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Tax Provisions course, offering 6 CPE credits, examines the tax provisions of the Act, beginning with those provisions that are immediately effective for 2025, followed by provisions that become effective in 2026 and beyond. The new law makes permanent many of the tax provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and makes changes to existing tax law, some permanent and others temporary.

A brief explanation of existing tax law prior to OBBBA’s passage is provided, and appropriate context is added to facilitate understanding of the pre-enactment environment and the impact of the legislative changes. The course will discuss both the individual and business tax provisions and is organized along effective-date lines and whether the principal effect will be experienced by individual or business taxpayers. Accordingly, the course is segmented as follows:

Chapter 1

Individual taxpayers effective in 2025

Chapter 2

Business taxpayers effective in 2025

Chapter 3

Business taxpayers energy-related effective in 2025

Chapter 4

Individual taxpayers effective in 2026 & later

Chapter 5

Business taxpayers effective in 2026 & later

Usage Rank : 20030
Release : 2025
Version : 1.0
Prerequisites : None.
Experience Level : Overview
Additional Contents : Complete, no additional material needed.
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Advance Preparation : None.
Delivery Method : QAS Self Study
Intended Participants : Anyone needing Continuing Professional Education (CPE).
Revision Date : 11-Oct-2025
NASBA Course Declaration : Participants must complete the final examination within one year of purchase and with a minimum passing grade of 70% or better to receive CPE credit unless otherwise noted on the Course History page (i.e. California Ethics must score 90% or better). After logging in click on the Course History links on your My Courses page for the Begin date and Expire date for the Final Exam.
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NASBA QAS - Text - NASBA Registry - IRS Enrolled Agents - 2654

Keywords : Taxes, One, Big, Beautiful, Bill, Act, cpe, cpa, online course
Learning Objectives :

Course Learning Objectives

After completing this course, students should be able to:
  • Recognize the new standard deduction amounts;
  • Describe the new senior, overtime and tip deductions;
  • Explain the enhancements made to the –
      o Child Tax Credit,
      o Adoption Tax Credit,
      o Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit,
      o Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit, and
      o Low-Income Housing Tax Credit;
  • Apply the changes made to third-party network transaction reporting;
  • Explain the changes made to the business interest deduction limitation;
  • Identify the various energy-related tax credits that have been terminated or modified;
  • Apply the new casualty loss deduction limitations;
  • Describe the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account modifications; and
  • Recognize the permanent enhancement of low-income housing tax credit.

Chapter 1
Individual Taxpayers 2025 Effective Date

After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
  • Recognize the new standard deduction amounts;
  • Describe the new maximum state and local tax (SALT) deduction;
  • Describe the new senior deduction;
  • Explain how OBBBA changed the Child Tax Credit;
  • Calculate the adoption credit for individuals without tax liability;
      o Provide for tax deductions for –
        - tip income;
        - overtime pay;
        - new car loan interest; and
      o Eliminate certain clean energy incentives.

Chapter 2
Business Taxpayers 2025 Effective Date

After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
  • Recognize the changes made to third-party network transaction reporting;
  • Describe the changes to bonus depreciation;
  • Describe the increased dollar limitations applicable to expensing certain depreciable assets;
  • Explain the special depreciation allowance for qualified production property;
  • Discuss how businesses treat research and experimentation expenditures for tax purposes; and
  • Explain the change in the business interest deduction limitation.

Chapter 3
Business Taxpayers Energy-Related Changes 2025 Effective Date

After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
  • Describe how the nuclear power production credit claimed by prohibited foreign entities is affected by OBBBA;
  • Recognize how OBBBA affects clean energy credits;
  • Explain the changes made to the advance manufacturing credit;
  • Describe how the intangible drilling and development cost treatment is modified for calculation of adjusted financial statement income; and
  • Explain how the definition of qualifying income for PTP is expanded.

Chapter 4
Individual Taxpayers 2026 & Later Effective Date

After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
  • Describe changes to the AMT thresholds and exemptions;
  • Recognize deductibility of mortgage insurance premiums;
  • Explain changes made to the –
      o casualty loss deduction,
      o miscellaneous deductions subject to 2%,
      o transportation fringe benefits,
      o moving expense treatment,
      o deductibility of wagering losses,
      o ABLE accounts,
      o Savers credit,
      o child and dependent care tax credit,
      o dependent care assistance program;
  • Describe the reduction on itemized deductions;
  • Identify the Trump account pilot program;
  • Explain the tax credit for contributions to scholarship granting organizations;
  • Describe changes to the §529 distribution limit and education expense definition;
  • Recognize the partial charitable deduction for non-itemizers;
  • Describe the 1% remittance transfer tax;
  • Identify the change in termination dates of –
      o energy efficient home improvement credit, and
      o residential clean energy credit.

Chapter 5
Business Taxpayers 2026 & Later Effective Date

After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
  • Identify the tax changes made by OBBBA with respect to –
      o foreign taxes paid credit,
      o QBI deduction,
      o PFML credit,
      o advanced manufacturing investment credit,
      o child care credit,
      o new markets tax credit,
      o CFC look-thru rule, and
      o dependent care assistance;
  • Describe the meal deduction for restaurants, caterers, fishing boats and processers;
  • Recognize the percent of U.S.-produced inventory considered foreign-sourced;
  • Explain the changes in the –
      o foreign tax credit limitations;
      o foreign-derived deduction eligible income and net CFC tested income;
      o tax-free deemed return on foreign investments;
  • Describe the result of applying the business interest limitation before interest capitalization;
  • Discuss how the ATI definition increases the business interest expense deduction; and
  • Recognize how the taxes on high-endowment private colleges and universities are applied.

Course Contents :

Course Learning Objectives

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Individual Taxpayers 2025 Effective Date

Chapter Learning Objectives

Introduction

Standard Deduction Increased and Made Permanent

Standard Deduction Eligibility

Standard Deduction Amounts

Standard Deduction for Blind and Senior Taxpayers

Standard Deduction Summary

Deduction for State & Local Taxes Temporarily Increased (SALT Deduction)

Reduction of Limitation Based on Income

Most Personal Exemptions Permanently Eliminated, Senior Exemption Authorized

Child Tax Credit Increased

Child Tax Credit Phaseout and Nonrefundable Amounts

Social Security Number Requirement

Credit for Other Dependents

Limits on the CTC and ODC

Claiming CTC and ODC

Adoption Credit Now Partially Refundable

Eligible Child

Qualified Adoption Expenses

Qualified Adoption Expenses not required for Special Needs Adoptions

The Adoption Credit & Exclusion Benefit

Timing of the Credit/Exclusion

Benefit Phased-Out at Higher Taxpayer MAGI

Benefit may be Carried Over

Recognizing Indian Tribal Governments for Purposes of Determining Whether a Child Has Special Needs for Purposes of The Adoption Credit

OBBBA Gives Tribal Governments Power to Declare “Special Needs” Status

Tax on Tips Reduced

Qualified Tips Defined

Tax on Overtime Reduced

Qualified Overtime Compensation Defined

Deduction Limited by Modified Adjusted Gross Income

Car Loan Interest Deduction

Qualified Passenger Vehicle Loan Interest Defined

Applicable Passenger Vehicle Defined

Tax Credits for Purchase of Electric Vehicles Terminated

OBBBA Ends Electric Vehicle Tax Credits

Postsecondary Credentialing Expenses Now Qualified Higher Education Expenses

Extension of Rules for Treatment of Certain Disaster-Related Personal Casualty Losses

OBBBA Extends Casualty Loss Claim Rules

Summary

Chapter 1 Review

Chapter 2 - Business Taxpayers 2025 Effective Date

Chapter Learning Objectives

Introduction

Third-Party Network Reporting

OBBBA Repeals Third-Party Network Reporting

Bonus Depreciation

OBBBA Makes Bonus Depreciation Permanent, Increases Percentage

Qualified Property

Used Qualified Property

Increased Dollar Limitations Apply to Expensing Depreciable Assets

OBBBA Permits Special Depreciation Allowance for Qualified Production Property

Qualified Production Property Defined

Exception to Original Use Requirement

Qualified Production Activity Defined

Recapture

Research and Experimentation Expenditures

OBBBA Allows Immediate Expensing of Domestic Research & Experimentation Expenses

Domestic Research and Experimentation Expenses Incurred 2022 - 2025

Small Business Research and Experimentation Transition Rules

Limitation of Business Interest Allows Increased Deduction

OBBBA Increases Amount of Deductible Business Interest Expense

Floor Plan Definition of Motor Vehicle Expanded to Include Trailers and Campers

Spaceports Treated Like Airports for Tax-Exempt Financing

Spaceport Defined

Credit for Foreign Taxes Paid Modified

OBBBA Affects Foreign Tax Credit

Repeal of Deferral in Taxable Year Determination of Specified Foreign Corporations

OBBBA Repeals SFC Option to Elect Different Start of Tax Year From Majority U.S. Owner

Nonprofit Community Development Activities in Remote Native Villages

OBBBA Eliminates Recognition of Gain on Transfer of Assets from Certain Subsidiaries

Residential Construction Contracts Exception to PCM

OBBBA Enlarges PCM Exception

Expansion of Qualified Small Business Stock Gain Exclusion

OBBBA Increases Exclusion Amount, Adds Tiered Holding Periods & Increases Asset Limit

Treatment of Certain Qualified Sound Recording Productions

OBBBA Permits Immediate Expense Deduction of Sound Production Costs

Exclusion of Interest on Loans Secured by Rural or Agricultural Real Property

OBBBA Excludes Portion of Certain Interest Received by Lenders from Income

Qualified Lender Defined

Real or Agricultural Real Estate Defined

Qualified Real Estate Loan Defined

Treatment of Capital Gains From Sale of Certain Farmland Property

OBBBA Allows Four-Year Recognition of Gain on Farmland Sale

The Rules Relating to Farmland Capital Gains Installment Payments

Timing of Installment Payments

Failure to Make Timely Installment Payments

Election of The Installment Arrangement

Qualified Farmland Property

Qualified Farmer

Cost Recovery for Energy Property

OBBBA Eliminates Five-Year Energy Property Accelerated Cost Recovery

Treatment of Payments from Partnerships to Partners for Property or Services.

OBBBA Treats Partner Providing Certain Property or Services to Partnership as Non-Partner

Enforcement Provisions Concerning COVID-Related Employee Retention Credits

OBBBA Imposes Penalties for ERTC Due Diligence Failures

Penalty for Due Diligence Failure

Normal Limitation on Assessments Extended

Imposition of a Retroactive Deadline for Filing COVID-ERTC Claims

Extension for Claiming Income Tax Refund for Wages Paid If ERTC Disallowed.

Summary

Chapter 2 Review

Chapter 3 - Business Taxpayers Energy-Related Changes 2025 Effective Date

Chapter Learning Objectives

Introduction

Modification of Tax Credit for Nuclear Power Production

OBBBA Eliminates Nuclear Power Production Credit for Prohibited Foreign Entities

Qualified Nuclear Power Facility Defined

Qualified Commercial Clean Vehicle Credit Terminated

OBBBA Ends the Commercial Clean Vehicle Credit

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit Eliminated

OBBBA Ends Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit

Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit Modified

OBBBA Makes Various Changes to Advance Manufacturing Credit

Termination Of Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit

OBBBA Accelerates End of Alternative Vehicle Refueling Property Credit by 5 ½ Years

Termination Of Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction

OBBBA Ends Deduction for Efficient Buildings Construction after June 30, 2026

Termination of Clean Hydrogen Production Credit

OBBBA Ends Clean Hydrogen Production Credit Five Years Early

Termination of and Restrictions on Clean Electricity Production Credit

OBBBA adds Clean Electricity Credit Restrictions & Shortens Period Available

Termination and Restrictions on Clean Electricity Investment Credit

OBBBA Ends Wind & Solar Credits Early & Disqualifies Prohibited Foreign Entities

Restriction on Extension of Advanced Energy Project Credit Program

OBBBA Eliminates Advanced Energy Credit Restoration

Extension and Modification of Clean Fuel Production Credit

OBBBA Modifies, Extends and Eliminates Part of Clean Fuel Production Credit

Restrictions on Carbon Oxide Sequestration Credit

OBBBA Eliminates Carbon Sequestration Credit to SFEs & Foreign-Influenced Entities

Intangible Drilling and Development Costs Taken into Account for Purposes of Computing Adjusted Financial Statement Income

OBBBA Modifies IDCs Treatment for Adjusted Financial Statement Income

Income from Hydrogen Storage, Carbon Capture, Advanced Nuclear, Hydropower, and Geothermal Energy Added to Qualifying Income of Certain Publicly Traded Partnerships

OBBBA Expands Definition of Qualifying Income for PTPs

Allow for Payments to Certain Individuals Who Dye Fuel

OBBBA adds Excise Tax Refund for Dyed Diesel Fuel & Kerosene

Determination of Deduction Eligible Income

OBBBA Addition of Excluded Items Reduces Deduction-Eligible Income

Termination of New Energy Efficient Home Credit

OBBBA Terminates New Energy Efficient Home Credit 6½ Years Early

Summary

Chapter 3 Review

Chapter 4 - Individual Taxpayers 2026 & Later Effective Date

Chapter Learning Objectives

Introduction

Extension and Enhancement of Increased Estate And Gift Tax Exemption Amounts

Lifetime Estate & Gift Tax Exemption Increased

Extension of Increased AMT Exemption Amounts and Modification Of Phaseout Thresholds.

OBBBA AMT Threshold Reduced & Exemption Increased

Extension and Modification of Qualified Residence Interest Limitation Deduction

OBBBA Makes Mortgage Insurance Premiums Deductible for Itemizers

Casualty Loss Deduction Limitation Extension and Modification

OBBBA Makes Provisions Permanent & Eliminates Need to Itemize

Termination of Miscellaneous Itemized Deductions Other Than Educator Expenses

OBBBA Permanently Eliminates Miscellaneous Deductions Subject to 2% for Other than Educator Costs

Limitation on Tax Benefit of Itemized Deductions

OBBBA Imposes Reduction on Itemized Deductions

Extension and Modification of Qualified Transportation Fringe Benefits

OBBBA Eliminates Most Excludable Transportation Fringe Benefits for Employees

Extension and Modification of Moving Expenses Treatment

OBBBA Permanently Eliminates Most Moving Expense Treatment, adds Intelligence Community Exception

Extension and Modification of Limitation on Wagering Losses

OBBBA Reduces Wagering Loss Deduction & Includes Travel & Lodging in Losses

ABLE Account Extension and Enhancement of Increased Contribution Limitation

OBBBA Links ABLE Contribution Limit to Gift Tax Annual Exclusion

Extension and Enhancement of Savers Credit Allowed For Able Contributions

OBBBA Repeals Savers Match & Increases Contribution Considered for Credit

Extension of Rollovers from Qualified Tuition Programs to Able Accounts

OBBBA Makes Rollovers to ABLE Accounts Permanent

Treatment for Service in the Sinai Peninsula and Additional Areas

OBBBA Permanently Extends Treatment of Imminent Danger Pay

Extension and Modification of Exclusion from Gross Income of Student Loans Discharged on Account of Death or Disability

OBBBA Makes Tax-Free Student Loan Discharges due to Death or Disability Permanent

Trump Accounts and Contribution Pilot Program

Enhancement of Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit

OBBBA Increases Child and Dependent Care Credit & Income Limit

Enhancement of the Dependent Care Assistance Program

OBBBA Increases Dependent Care Assistance Program FSA Contribution Limit

Tax Credit for Contributions of Individuals to Scholarship Granting Organizations

Exclusion for Employer Payments of Student Loans

OBBBA Makes Employer’s Student Loan Payment Exclusion Permanent

Additional Qualified Higher Education Expenses for §529 Accounts

OBBBA Increases 529 Distribution Limit & Expands Education Expense Definition

Charitable Deduction for Non-itemizers Authorized

OBBBA Authorizes Partial Charitable Deduction for Non-Itemizers

0.5 Percent Floor on Deduction of Contributions

OBBBA Makes Cash Contribution Limit Permanent & Adds Deductible Floor

Excise Tax on Certain Remittance Transfers

OBBBA Imposes 1% Remittance Transfer Tax

Termination of Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit

OBBBA Terminates Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit 7 Years Early

Termination of Residential Clean Energy Credit

OBBBA Terminates Residential Clean Energy Credit 9 Years Early

Social Security Number Requirement for American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning Credits

OBBBA Narrows Needed AOTC & Lifetime Learning Credit Identification Documentation

Summary

Chapter 4 Review

Chapter 5 - Business Taxpayers 2026 & Later Effective Date

Chapter Learning Objectives

Introduction

Credit for Foreign Taxes Paid Modified

OBBBA Increases Foreign Taxes Paid Credit

Extension And Enhancement Of Deduction For Qualified Business Income

OBBBA Makes QBI Deduction Permanent, Extends Phase-In & Establishes New Deduction

New Minimum Deduction

Extension and Enhancement of Paid Family and Medical Leave Credit

OBBBA Makes PFML Credit Permanent, adds Insurance Premium Credit & Reduces Tenure Requirement

Exceptions from Limitations on Deduction for Business Meals

OBBBA Increases Meal Deduction for Restaurants, Caterers, Fishing Boats & Processers

Enhancement of Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit

OBBBA Increases Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit

Sourcing Certain Income from the Sale of Inventory Produced in the United States

OBBBA Allows 50 Percent of U.S. Produced Inventory to be Considered Foreign-Sourced

Modifications Related to Foreign Tax Credit Limitation

OBBBA Changes Foreign Tax Credit Limitations

Modification of Deduction for Foreign-Derived Deduction Eligible Income and Net CFC Tested Income

OBBBA Foreign-Derived Deduction Eligible Income and Net CFC Tested Income

Rules Related to Deemed Intangible Income

OBBBA Repeals Tax-Free Deemed Return on Foreign Investments

Extension and Modification of Base Erosion Minimum Tax Amount

OBBBA Increases the BEAT Rate to 10.5%

Coordination of Business Interest Limitation with Interest Capitalization Provisions

OBBBA Requires Application of Business Interest Limitation Before Interest Capitalization

Definition of Adjusted Taxable Income for Business Interest Limitation

OBBBA Amends ATI Definition Increasing Business Interest Expense Deduction

Permanent Extension of Look-Thru Rule for Related Controlled Foreign Corporations

OBBBA Extends CFC Look-Thru Rule

Enhancement of Employer-Provided Child Care Credit

OBBBA Increases Child Care Credit Amount and Percentage of Expenditures

Enhancement of the Dependent Care Assistance Program

OBBBA Increases Dependent Care Assistance

Modification of Tax on Investment Income of Private Colleges & Universities

OBBBA Imposes Higher Taxes on Some Private Colleges & Universities

Expanding application of tax on excess compensation within tax-exempt organizations

OBBBA Changes “Covered Employee” Definition Potentially Increasing Excise Tax

Permanent Renewal and Enhancement of Opportunity Zones

OBBBA Makes Opportunity Zones Program Permanent & Imposes Stricter Guidelines

Permanent Enhancement of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

OBBBA Increases Low-Income Housing Tax Credits & Permits 100% Expensing

Permanent Extension of New Markets Tax Credit

OBBBA Permanently Extends New Markets Tax Credit

1-Percent Floor on Deduction of Charitable Contributions made by Corporations

OBBBA Limits Corporate Charitable Deduction to Contributions over 1% of Taxable Income

Permanent Increase in Limitation on Cover Over of Tax on Distilled Spirits

OBBBA Increases Cover Over Payments to Puerto Rico & U.S. Virgin Islands

Adjustment of Charitable Deduction for Certain Expenses Incurred in Support of Native Alaskan Subsistence Whaling

OBBBA Increases Limit for Charitable Deduction for Whaling Captain Expenses

Increase in Threshold for Requiring Information Reporting with Respect to Certain Payees

OBBBA Raises Reporting Independent Contractor Threshold to $2,000

Reduction of Transfer and Manufacturing Taxes for Certain Devices

OBBBA Eliminates Transfer & Manufacturing Tax on Specified Firearms

Restoration of Taxable REIT Subsidiary Asset Test

OBBBA Increases REIT’s Asset Limit Held in Taxable REIT Subsidiary

Modifications to De Minimis Entry Privilege for Commercial Shipments

OBBBA & Executive Order Eliminate De Minimis Entry Privilege, Impose Violation Penalty

Modification and Extension of Limitation on Excess Business Losses of Noncorporate Taxpayers

OBBBA Reduces EBL Limitation & Makes Rule Permanent

Excessive Employee Remuneration from Controlled Group Members and Allocation of Deduction

OBBBA Broadens Controlled Group Definition & Aggregates Compensation for Deduction Limit

Extension and Modification of Qualified Transportation Fringe Benefits

OBBBA Eliminates Deductibility of Most Transportation Fringe Benefits

Summary

Chapter 5 Review

Glossary

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