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title: "ISCPA 2-Day Federal Tax Conference | accounting.events"
description: "Nov 19-20, 2026, Boise. Idaho Society of CPAs' annual two-day update on federal individual and business tax changes, held each November in Boise."
resource: "https://accounting.events/events/iscpa-2-day-federal-tax-conference/"
tags: ["event", "State and regional societies", "United States", "2026"]
timestamp: "2026-09-03"
---

# ISCPA 2-Day Federal Tax Conference

ISCPA 2-Day Federal Tax Conference runs Nov 19-20, 2026 in Boise, Idaho.

Idaho Society of CPAs' annual two-day update on federal individual and business tax changes, held each November in Boise.

- **When:** Nov 19-20, 2026 (dates published)
- **Where:** Boise, Idaho · United States
- **Organiser:** Idaho Society of CPAs (ISCPA)
- **Format:** In person
- **Type:** State and regional societies
- **CPE:** Up to 12 CPE (2025 edition figure; 2026 not published where we could check)
- **Official site:** https://www.idcpa.org/

## Editions

- 2026: ISCPA 2-Day Federal Tax Conference, Nov 19-20, 2026 (this page)
- 2027: ISCPA 2-Day Federal Tax Conference 2027 (Idaho), November 2027 (TBA) (expected) - https://accounting.events/events/iscpa-2-day-federal-tax-conference-2027/

## Why it matters

ISCPA's 2-Day Federal Tax Conference offers up to 12 CPE hours in a single trip, pairing the year's individual and business tax updates rather than splitting them across separate sessions. It draws a smaller, Idaho-focused crowd instead of the national audience at events like the AICPA National Tax Conference. Attendees get a concentrated, fast-paced review of federal changes timed for the upcoming filing season.

## Who attends

Idaho CPAs and tax preparers in public accounting and industry who need a fast-paced annual update on federal individual and business tax changes.

## Programme

- Individual tax update
- Business tax update
- Federal tax law changes

## Past editions

- 2025: Boise, Idaho; 12 CPE credits; presenter Ron Roberson of TaxSpeaker; ISCPA members saved USD 100 versus the non-member rate.

Source: https://www.idcpa.org/ (checked 2026-09-03)