One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Is Social Security Taxable? In this video, Randy explains how the deductions can help make the statement, "No Tax on Social Security" seem true for you.

• Increased standard deductions
• Enhanced senior deductions
• The phase out

In this video, Randy explains how recent updates could impact your tax strategy:

• The New Standard Deduction has increased and is now permanent
• Enhanced Deductions for Seniors
• New opportunities to maximize charitable giving

Watch the full video to see how these changes may
affect you.

Here is a 3-minute video from Randy explaining the latest changes to the SALT deduction (without pepper)!

• The SALT deduction has been raised to $40,000.
  
• You may be able to time property tax payments to maximize deductions.
  
• The higher deduction phases out at $500,000 of income.

This bite out of the OBBBA is on the current LOW tax brackets and what the new law means for you.

In less than 2 minutes, Randy explains:

• The historically low rates now made permanent
• Why it’s a good time to plan around them (like Roth conversions)

In the fifth video of our OBBBA series, Randy explains how the new tax law provides estate tax exemptions and how that could benefit you.

In the sixth video in our OBBBA series, hear Randy speak about Trump accounts and how they can affect you and your younger family members.

In our seventh video in the OBBBA series, Randy speaks about:

• Not paying taxes on tips (up to $25,000)
• Not paying taxes on overtime (up to $25,000)

The eighth video in our OBBBA series focuses on the "above the line" charitable deductions you are able to make under the new tax bill. Listen to this 2 minute video to hear Randy take another bite out of the OBBBA.

The OBBBA has more to say about charitable giving! In our ninth video in the OBBBA series, Randy explains a new "hurdle" that you may have to overcome.

In the last and final video of our OBBBA series, Randy tackles the controversial auto loan interest deductions portion of the tax bill. Even though nobody likes debt, would this be a good option for you?