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2025 Personal Income Tax Updates: What You Need to Know

Navigate the latest tax law changes, senior deductions, and retirement contribution shifts for the 2025 tax year.

Created byLeslie Bonner
All LevelsUpdated Aug 27, 2026
2025 Personal Income Tax Updates: What You Need to Know

What You'll Learn

check_circleIdentify taxable and non-taxable sources of income under IRC Section 61
check_circleApply the 2025 senior tax deduction rules and income phase-out thresholds
check_circleAnalyze the tax implications of medical distributions from HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs
check_circleDetermine eligibility for cancellation of debt income exclusions under IRC Section 108
check_circleCalculate retirement plan contribution limits including age-based catch-up provisions

About This Course

This course provides an overview of personal income tax updates for the 2025 tax year, focusing on federal tax compliance and specific legislative changes. It covers the taxation of various income sources, including disability and unemployment compensation, while detailing new senior tax deductions and medical expense treatment.

The content addresses retirement plan contribution limits, including new catch-up provisions for specific age groups, and clarifies the tax treatment of medical savings accounts and health reimbursement arrangements. Additionally, it outlines the rules for cancellation of debt income and the current status of education tax credits and deductions.

Topics Covered:

  • Gross income definitions and tax compliance
  • Unemployment and disability income taxation
  • Senior tax deduction and bonus credits
  • Medical savings accounts and distribution rules
  • Qualified medical expense deductions
  • Retirement plan contribution and catch-up limits
  • Cancellation of debt income exclusions
  • Education tax credits and MAGI calculations

Your Instructor

Leslie Bonner
Leslie Bonner

"When not knowing, we open our minds, get informed & learn."

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Leslie Bonner, Enrolled Agent, MLS, has 39 years of experience in tax law in the areas of individuals, corporations (both C-Corp & S-Corp), partnerships & LLCs, non-profit and tax-exempt entities, and employment tax law. Leslie is skilled in Tax Consulting, Tax Preparation, Employment Tax, Sales Tax, Internal Audit and Accounting. Leslie is a Tax Advisor and Enrolled Agent (EA) with professional experience in helping clients resolve complex tax issues - especially as these issues relate to rental property and passive loss rules, employment taxes, trust, estate and gift taxes, real property & taxation, alien individuals and other foreign persons who need to meet their tax compliance and filing responsibilities, including tax planning, tax preparation, tax audits and representation, and appeals representation before the Internal Revenue Service. Leslie holds a Master in Legal Studies from Washington University at St. Louis School of Law, and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Woodbury University. Leslie is an Enrolled Agent who is admitted to practice before the Internal Revenue Service, as well as a Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA), authorized to act on behalf of alien individuals and other foreign persons with respect to those person who need to obtain an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) or an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the Internal Revenue Service. Leslie frequently speaks and holds events and webinars on multiple topics including Small Business Workshop, Foreign Persons & Their Tax Responsibilities, Foreign Banks and Financial Account and Tax Reporting Requirements, Real Property & Its Taxation, Estate Tax Planning & Taxation, Worker Classification & Tax Filing Requirements, and Personal Income Tax, Reasonable Compensation & Risk Mitigation, as well as various other tax-related topics.

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