Navigate Tax Law Changes. Identify Opportunities. Plan with Confidence.
Effective tax planning requires more than understanding the latest tax rules. It requires knowing how those rules affect your financial situation and identifying opportunities to minimize taxes while supporting your long-term goals.
Holthouse's 2026 Tax Planning Guide provides an overview of important tax law changes and practical strategies for higher-income individuals, families, investors, and business owners.
With recent legislation introducing new deductions, modifying existing tax benefits, and changing certain planning considerations, taking a proactive approach is especially important.
What's Inside the Guide?
Explore key tax considerations and planning strategies across ten areas:
- Income & Deductions: Evaluate income timing, deductions, and opportunities under the latest tax rules.
- Executive Compensation: Understand tax considerations associated with stock-based compensation and deferred compensation.
- Investing: Explore capital gains planning, investment income, and tax-efficient investment strategies.
- Real Estate: Review deductions and tax planning opportunities associated with real estate ownership and investments.
- Business Ownership: Consider tax strategies for business income, deductions, and ownership decisions.
- Charitable Giving: Evaluate tax-efficient approaches to charitable contributions.
- Family & Education: Understand tax considerations related to family wealth and education expenses.
- Retirement: Review retirement contributions, distributions, and tax planning opportunities.
- Estate Planning: Explore strategies for transferring wealth and managing estate and gift tax exposure.
- Tax Rates: Reference key federal income tax rates, thresholds, and other figures for 2026.
Make the Most of Your Tax Planning Opportunities
Tax planning is not one-size-fits-all. The right strategies depend on your financial circumstances, business interests, investment objectives, and long-term priorities.
Use this guide as a resource to identify potential opportunities and start meaningful conversations with your tax advisor.