Webinar Recording - 2026 Tax Season Updates from Greg Kennedy, CPA

Louisiana REALTORS® • March 26, 2026

Tax Questions & Updates for 2026 Webinar Recording Now Available

Louisiana REALTORS® is committed to providing timely resources that help members stay informed and positioned for success in their businesses. If you missed our recent Tax Questions & Updates for 2026 webinar, the full recording is now available to watch at your convenience.


During this informative session, tax professionals from Greg A. Kennedy, CPA, APC walked REALTORS® through several of the most common tax questions facing independent contractors in the real estate industry. The discussion focused on practical strategies and considerations that can impact how REALTORS® structure their businesses and manage their tax obligations.


Topics covered in the webinar included:

  • Whether forming an LLC makes sense for your real estate business
  • When an S Corporation election might offer potential tax advantages
  • How to evaluate whether you may be paying more in taxes than necessary
  • Important tax considerations for independent contractor real estate professionals
  • Planning ahead for 2026 tax changes and business decisions


This session was designed to help REALTORS® better understand their options, ask the right questions of their tax advisors, and make informed decisions about how their businesses are structured.


Whether you are newly licensed, considering changes to your business entity, or simply looking to ensure you are managing your taxes efficiently, this webinar offers valuable insights from experienced tax professionals.


Louisiana REALTORS® will continue to provide educational resources and timely updates to help members navigate the business side of real estate with confidence. Stay tuned for additional webinars and training opportunities throughout the year.

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