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WELCOME TO FLORIDA, THE SUNSHINE STATE
The Florida Domicile Handbook: Vital Information for New Florida Residents is your guide to living comfortably and thriving financially in paradise.
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DON’T RELOCATE WITHOUT IT!
Florida domicile provides new residents with many advantages. Learn about them in The Florida Domicile Handbook, which was written to make your transition to Florida much easier.
With over 250 pages of information about becoming a new Florida resident, The Florida Domicile Handbook is the most comprehensive guide on the market today!
The Florida Domicile Handbook lets you discover the benefits of Florida domicile including:
- How to prove intent,
- Where and when to file and
- How Florida law rewards domiciled residents
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The Florida Domicile Handbook will introduce you to a better life by taking advantage of all the benefits of declaring your domicile in Florida. By PURCHASING YOUR COPY, you are opening the doors to a better life in Florida.
Domicile is not the same as Residency.
As Yankees pitcher Derek Jeter recently discovered, simply filing for Florida domicile does not automatically create a tax shelter for your estate. Jeter's fatal flaws in the process included public statements regarding his desire to be in New York, a luxury home in New York City’s Trump Towers and his community involvement there.
“You’ve got to prove intent,” says Kilbourn. “This includes a mix of options such as filing a Declaration of Florida Domicile and spending more than 180 days a year here; getting a Florida driver license; using Florida-based financial institutions; filing taxes as a Florida resident; and transferring club memberships to Florida.”
The Florida Domicile Handbook discusses over 20 ways to prove intent. Real-life cases and solutions provide readers with insight into the domicile process. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY and discover what a Florida domicile can do for you.
There are also special sections devoted to frequently asked questions on a variety of Florida topics such as:
- Homestead
- Real Estate
- Business and Personal Taxes
- Insurance and Health Care
- Estate Planning
- Vehicle and Boat Registration
- Voting
Plus, the book includes an Appendix with samples to familiarize you with the state’s most common tax forms and contact information for the governing agencies in your area.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
The Florida Domicile Handbook was written by E. Michael Kilbourn, CLU, ChFC, CCIM, CAP, CASL, AEP, MBA, MSFS, author of Disinherit the IRS and president of Kilbourn Associates, a family wealth preservation and planning firm located in Naples, Florida.
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Authors: Howard M. Hujsa and E. Michael Kilbourn |
During his 30 years in the financial planning industry, Mr. Kilbourn has positioned himself as one of the nation's leading authorities on estate tax matters and Florida domicile ("taking the worry out of wealth and the mystery out of financial planning").
Mike Kilbourn is also the author of over 80 articles on investment topics, as well as Disinherit the IRS (Career Press, 2003), and contributing author of Optimal Aging Manual (Optional Aging, LLC, 2004), Giving- Philanthropy for Everyone (Quantum Press, 2002), 21st Century Wealth: Essential Financial Planning Principles (Quantum Press, 2000) and Ways & Means: Maximize the Value of Your Retirement Savings (Esperti Peterson Institute, 1999).
Along with his extensive published works, Mike Kilbourn shares his knowledge through frequent seminars. His seminars are conducted for financial advisors, communities, and national organizations on issues such as estate planning, taxes, and Florida Domicile.
The book's co-contributor, Howard M. Hujsa, Esq., an estate planning attorney and principal at the national law firm of Cummings & Lockwood LLC, added relevant legal advice on estate planning and verified the practical recommendations given in the book.
All the data in the book has been reviewed and received approval from several professionals in the financial planning field as well as many realtors, state/local agencies and attorneys.
Information and contents subject to change/modification without notice.