Fall Tax School
The essential tax CE that gets you ready for
what’s next in farm, business, and OBBBA-driven tax law.
Practical training, 18 federal tax CPE credits, and the trusted Federal Tax Workbook—everything you need to stay sharp, current, & confident going into tax season.
Online Fall Tax SchoolWith a variety of half- and full-day options, you can maximize the flexibility of online learning from your home or office. |
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At Fall Tax School, you’ll expand your expertise and earn a whopping 16 federal tax CPE credits, plus you’ll get free access to the Agricultural Issues webinar in December for an additional 2 CPE credits.
Scroll down to learn more about Fall Tax School 2025 and
explore the exciting line-up of topics our instructors will team teach live!.
The University of Illinois Tax School has provided high-quality continuing education to tax professionals
for 85 years. More than 4,500 CPAs, EAs, and tax preparers nationwide attend Fall Tax School annually.
Join us this year at 2025 Fall Tax School to secure the knowledge, strategies,
and federal CPE you need to thrive, no matter what’s on the horizon.
Online Fall Tax School
With a variety of half- and full-day options, you can maximize the flexibility of online learning from your home or office.
What’s Included with 2-Day Online Fall Tax School Registration?
When you choose to attend online Fall Tax School, you can count on getting the most up-to-date information you need to be ready to serve your clients.

- CPE certificates will be sent via email before the end of the year
- Filings available: IRS, CFP, IL MCLE, IL Insurance
Timely Content to Equip You for Tax Season
Foresight and adaptability are your greatest assets in a rapidly changing tax landscape. Join us at 2025 Fall Tax School to secure the knowledge, strategies, and federal CPE you need to thrive, no matter what the future holds.
- Temporary deduction for seniors
- Child tax credit
- Qualified tips deduction
- Qualified overtime deduction
- Trump accounts
- Extension of QBID
- Business meal deduction
- Many other individual and business provisions
- Social Security Fairness Act
- Form 1099-DA
- Disaster relief
- IRS Notice 2025-23
- New legislation
- ERC FAQs
- Schedule A items
- Tax implications of long-term care
- Theft losses related to Internet scams
- Retirees
- Review and examples of various aspects of Circular 230
- Owner-only businesses
- Businesses with employees
- QBID
- Tax credits and incentives
- Business tax accounts
- Installment agreements
- Communication with IRS
- Alternative dispute resolution
- Corporation requirements
- Ownership of subsidiaries
- Elections
- Shareholder basis
- Advantages/disadvantages of S corp
- Residential real estate rentals
- Tangible property regulations
- SE tax on rental income
- At-risk rules
- PAL limits
- Reporting real estate rental activities
- Revocable trusts
- Irrevocable trusts
- Rental real estate and royalties
- Loss limitations
- Qualified joint venture
- Schedule E vs. Schedule C
- Income or loss from partnerships and S corporations
- FSA planning and Farm Bill update
- Involuntary conversions
- Open transaction doctrine
- REAP grants
- Qualified conservation charitable contributions
- Corporate-provided meals and lodging update
- Significant rulings and cases from August 2024 and beyond
