Reflecting on Season 1

In this episode, hosts TJ Sponsel and Tim LeMasters recap the highlights of Season 1 of Let’s Talk Tax. They discuss the show’s inception, the importance of providing technical resources to CPA firms, and how the season helped guide professionals through complex tax legislation.

With the conclusion of the 2024 tax season near, now is the time to assess the evolving tax landscape and prepare for the year ahead.

President Trump’s 2025 tariff plan introduces auto, baseline, and reciprocal tariffs—with major economic impact. Discover key tax strategies to boost cash flow, reduce liabilities, and help businesses adapt to the evolving global trade environment.

Join us for the State of Specialty Tax Webinar Series, designed to equip CPAs and real estate professionals with the knowledge and strategies needed to navigate the complexities of tax year 2024 and beyond.

McGuire Sponsel proudly announces our 2025 promotions, reflecting our continued growth and commitment to developing outstanding talent.

As you head into tax season, we look forward to identifying opportunities to add tremendous value to your clients. Request a copy of our annual Tax Planning Guide, where you will find specialty tax strategies, case studies, resources, and more.

In this episode, hosts TJ Sponsel and Dave McGuire are joined by guest Jerry Hammel to discuss predictions on tax legislation following the recent election.

Tim LeMasters and TJ Sponsel dive into the latest growth strategies and opportunities across all areas of specialty tax. As we approach tax planning season, this session will provide you with insider knowledge on how to maximize credits, deductions, and incentives for your clients or business.

In his latest piece in Accounting Today, Dave McGuire discusses the upcoming presidential election and the potential impacts on tax policy.

Last year, many areas of specialty tax were held in limbo.  The uncertainty around 174, bonus depreciation, and 163(j) has created heartburn for both taxpayers and their advisors.  With many provisions of the TCJA expiring, it is expected that taxes will be on the docket regardless of who wins the upcoming election. In this webinar, we discuss the tax policies of both the Harris/Walz and Trump/Vance tickets and how they could affect specialty tax.