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2026 Tax Changes: What High-Income Earners Need to Know

Your 2026 tax bill just got a major overhaul. Some of your favorite deductions are gone, temporary changes became permanent, and if you're a high-income earner, these shifts will hit your wallet in unexpected ways. In this video, I break down the six biggest tax changes from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" that actually matter to executives and business owners earning $200k+, and more importantly, what you need to do about them. From the modified SALT cap to mandatory Roth catch-up contributions, these aren't minor tweaks, they're fundamental changes to how you should approach tax planning in 2026 and beyond. We cover: SALT cap expansion (and why high earners still can't use it) Business deductions: Section 179 vs. disappearing bonus depreciation Permanent estate tax exemption at $15M per person Qualified Business Income deduction is here to stay Mandatory Roth catch-up contributions for $150k+ earners New charitable giving floors and caps Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (00:57) Change #1: SALT Cap Expansion & Phase-Out (02:34) Change #2: Business Deductions & SUV Loophole (03:44) Change #3: Estate Tax Exemption Now Permanent (05:20) Change #4: Qualified Business Income Deduction (06:40) Change #5: Mandatory Roth Catch-Up Rule (08:00) Change #6: Charitable Giving Floors & Caps (09:25) Recap & Action Steps I'm Bjorn Amundson, a certified financial planner with Quarry Hill Advisors, helping corporate executives, business owners, and pre-retirees navigate complex financial decisions as they approach retirement. Need personalized guidance? Check out our website where you can schedule a complimentary financial review at quarryhilladvisors.com #taxplanning #2026taxchanges #highincomeearners #estateplanning lanning #businessdeductions #rothira #financialplanning