You Must Be Fully Vaccinated to Attend

NAELA welcomes anyone to the conference who has been fully vaccinated (according to the CDC guidelines in place at the time of the conference). While NAELA is not requiring proof of vaccination, review and acknowledgement of a Conference Code of Conduct will be required to complete the meeting registration. All registrants will be asked to confirm that they are fully vaccinated via the honor system when they process their registration for the conference. All attendees — including spouses, guests, and sponsors — will be required to always wear masks in the meeting space unless actively eating or drinking. A self-directed health questionnaire will be pushed out daily to attendees using the conference app/conference website to indicate whether someone should refrain from attending meetings. Social distancing will be strongly encouraged through room setups, signage, and verbal reminders from the podium. None of this is anyone’s preference, but we want to do everything possible to assure the safety of all participants at the event.

Special Amenities Included In Your Stay at the Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch

We have negotiated with the hotel for all NAELA attendees to be offered the following amenities:

• A welcome seasonal cocktail
• High-speed internet in all guest rooms, lobby, restaurants, and pool area
• Access to Stay-Fit Fitness Center at Spa Avania
• Complimentary use of the Gainey Ranch Golf Club chipping and putting facilities
• 10% off spa retail
• Entertainment in Center Stage Bar
• Daytime shopping shuttle to Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall, Old Town Scottsdale and Arts District, and local hiking trails (seasonal)
• Unlimited use of tennis courts, resort bicycles, and golf bag storage

Tax School 2022 | Tax “Relief” for Elder Law Attorneys

May 12, 2022

Join our engaging pre-conference full-day workshop and walk away with practical knowledge to spot tax issues in elder law planning and expand your client service offerings. Tax impacts every aspect of property transfers, and 2022 heralds a newly revised tax code. Attendees will be armed with information to confidently serve their clients in an ever-changing environment.

Included in the 2022 Tax School registration are four post-meeting “deep-dive” webinars on topics not fully explored during the Tax School.

Topics Covered Include:

• New 2022 Tax Laws — Hot off the presses
• Understanding the Tax Code — Tips to quickly find guidance
• Income Taxation of Trusts, Estates, and Beneficiaries — The rules are changing in 2022
• Estate and Gift Tax — Planning for current law and future changes
• Incomplete Transfer Rules — Estate tax inclusion, incomplete gifts, grantor trusts
• Basis and Capital Gains Tax — Minimizing gains and maximizing losses
• Retirement Plan Planning — Maximizing tax-deferred assets
• Tax Controversy — What to do when you get a letter from the IRS