2026 Year-End Tax Planning: Strategies for Private Companies

For private companies, year-end presents an opportunity to evaluate and implement additional tax strategies, address recent changes and make informed decisions before entering 2027. Proactive planning can help identify opportunities to manage your tax burden while positioning your business for the year ahead.

Join us as our tax team shares practical insights on key tax planning considerations, including credits and incentives, deductions, accounting methods, state and local, transactions and more.

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Speakers

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Terri Nietzel

Partner
Cohen & Co

Adam Spitznagel

Managing Director
Cohen & Co

CPE Credit

*Important Notice Regarding CPE: Attendees must be registered individually and click on periodic participation markers throughout the webinar to receive CPE credit.

  • Instruction Delivery Method: Group-Internet Based
  • Recommended CPE Credit: 1.0 credit
  • Recommended Field of Study: Taxes
  • Prerequisites: Open to clients, alumni and friends of the firm with experience in accounting, finance or management.
  • Program Level: Overview
  • Advanced Preparation: None Required

Learning Objectives

  • Identify year-end tax planning strategies and incentives applicable to private companies before entering 2027.
  • Assess recent legislative changes affecting deductions, accounting methods, and state/local tax compliance.
  • Determine proactive planning steps to manage corporate tax burdens and position businesses for the year ahead.

Seminar Policies

There is no fee for this webinar. For more information regarding concerns or program cancellation policies, please contact jodifranco@cohenco.com.

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