Author: Just Summit Editorial Team
Source: Franklin Templeton
30 sec readExplore the same thread
Advisors and investors are navigating a shifting tax landscape as key provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act begin to phase in for 2026, creating both planning challenges and opportunities. Roth conversions and alternative Roth funding strategies can help hedge against future rate uncertainty, while also reducing exposure to Social Security taxation and Medicare premium surcharges.
Thoughtful timing of deductions, including charitable giving, may enhance after‑tax outcomes as more clients alternate between standard and itemized deductions under the new rules. Expanded 529 plan flexibility and qualified charitable distributions from IRAs offer additional levers for tax‑efficient education funding and philanthropic goals.
For business owners, the now‑permanent 20% qualified business income deduction reinforces the importance of coordinated tax, retirement, and entity‑level planning to manage taxable income over time.
Source and archive