Elena Ladygina, CFP®, a Withum Wealth advisor hosted a Florida Residency education event in Red Bank, NJ on May 21st, 2019.
May 29, 2019
The seminar featured Barry Horowitz, CPA (Withum, Tax Partner), Ted Nappi, CPA/PFS, CSEP MST (Withum, Tax Partner), Alvan L Bobrow, Esq. (Akerman LLP, Partner). Throughout the presentation, Avoiding the Pitfalls of Establishing Florida Residency and Allocation Rules, guests were able to learn key guidelines for claiming Florida Residency. Barry Horowitz, the keynote speaker, recently gave an interview on CBS Local News in which he gave an abridged version of the presentation delivered at the event. Click here to view the interview
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