SECURE Act: A seismic shift in your clients' tax and financial plans
The SECURE Act is the first major legislation to revamp retirement plans in over a decade. Learn the provisions and planning strategies to help your clients avoid unintended tax consequences on their estate and retirement plans.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
2
Instructor
Robert S. Keebler
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC2206870
New legislation effective January 1, 2020
The SECURE Act could affect everything from required minimum distributions (RMDs) to inheritances. Perhaps the most significant change for your clients is the elimination of the "stretch" IRA in favor of the "10-year rule." Effective January 1st, this change will decrease wealth transfer and require estate plan updates.
To avoid a potential tax disaster, your clients who have substantial qualified plan or IRA must reconsider beneficiary designations and trust provisions. Join Bob Keebler, CPA/PFS, MST, AEP to learn:
- Practical protocols and actionable takeaways to help you and your clients
- Urgent estate administration protocols for late 2019 deaths
- Urgent protocols to avoid disasters in case of early 2020 deaths
- The conduit trust RMD disaster and solutions – why most conduit trusts are now imprudent or worse
- Reformations and decanting to avoid a spendthrift disaster
- Selecting the right "heir" to receive the IRA
- The new spousal rollover trap and disclaimer planning
- IRD meets DNI – understanding the taxation of trusts named as IRA beneficiaries
- Examples to explain the quantitative difference under the new law compared to the old
- Using CRTs to maintain deferral and bracket management – the law and the math
- The mathematics of SECURE Act motivated Roth conversions for better bracket management and greater wealth transfer
- Using IRA trusts in low tax states to achieve state tax savings by avoiding or delaying the state taxation of the lump sum payout
- Using single life insurance to enhance bracket management - the unbiased math
- Using Second-to-Die insurance to increase wealth transfer
- Urgent action steps for ill and dying clients including avoiding conduit trusts and using out of state trusts
- CPAs, tax professionals, financial planners and other qualified professionals
- Review SECURE Act
- Help clients avoid disaster and prepare for Jan 1 changes
- Analyze the SECURE Act provisions to determine the impact on your clients
- Evaluate tax and financial planning strategies
- Choose the appropriate action steps to prepare your clients for implementing SECURE Act
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