2025 Tax Law Changes: Optimize Your Return
Our goal is to maximize your tax refund OR minimize your tax liability!
In 2025, Trump's tax legislation, "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA), introduced significant tax cuts, deductions, and credits that could help you optimize your tax return.
As you prepare to file your taxes by April 15, we'll show you how OBBBA can save you money this year as well as in the long run.
Join Said Israilov, CFP®, for a free 60-minute webinar breaking down the new tax landscape and how to position you and your family for maximum savings.
What You’ll Learn:
Tax filing fundamentals
Key dates for the 2026 tax season
How to calculate your taxable income
How do you decided between standard vs itemized deductions
The OBBBA tax cuts breakdown
New tax cuts & credits
Higher SALT cap
Increased standard deductions
No tax on new car loan interest
Trump Child account
No tax on tips or overtime pay
Adoption credits
Expired tax cuts & credits
Electric car credits
Home energy credits
Tax on remittance
Long-Term Tax Strategy & Roth Accounts
How long term taxes can impact you
Why Roth contributions might be ideal for you
When to prioritize Roth over pre-tax contributions
This webinar is ideal for:
Millennial & Gen Z corporate professionals
Households with complex tax circumstances
Anyone who wants to optimize their finances in 2026
When:
📅 Tuesday, February 17, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM PST
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About the Presenter:
Said Israilov is a Certified Financial Planner®.
Said specializes in comprehensive financial planning for corporate professionals. He brings years of expertise in tax & investment optimization, employee benefit strategies, and retirement planning. Before co-founding IFL, he spent five years working at Charles Schwab.
Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered personalized financial, investment, or tax advice. For personalized guidance, contact us for a consultation. Israilov Financial LLC is a registered investment advisor offering advisory services in the State of California and in other jurisdictions where exempt.