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Outside the Region: Raich Ende Malter establishes new presence in Florida; Roer to lead expansion

Hollywood, FL According to New York metropolitan area accounting and consulting firm Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP,. (REM) one of its partners has relocated its tax advisory–wealth preservation practices to Florida.

“Now more than ever, Florida is a thriving market for high net worth individuals,” said Ellis Ende, REM’s managing partner. “The East Coast especially is experiencing an influx of wealthy investors as New Yorkers move south to avoid the onerous SALT deduction limitation. REM is expanding to meet the demand for quality accounting and financial services.”

David Roer, CPA, MST, will be leading REM’s expansion into the state. He specializes in high net worth individuals, closely held businesses, and state and international taxation issues. “I feel this is a logical step for REM,” said Roer. “We’ve dipped our toes into the area before, but this is a genuine commitment. We feel confident that REM is the right fit.”

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