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Ross Manella to Speak at Roundtable on Relocating from Florida to Canada

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Sep 25, 2024

Ft. Lauderdale-based partner Ross Manella will speak at the webinar "Relocating from Canada to Florida: Experts Provide Advice to Entrepreneurs, Businesspeople, Individuals, and Families," on September 25, 2024. The session will offer guidance on setting up a business, navigating tax implications, and ensuring compliance in Florida. The event is hosted by the Miami Gardens Chamber of Commerce, Canada Florida Chamber of Commerce, and Provisors Chapters Ft. Lauderdale 3 and Miami 2.

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