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Changing Domiciles to Save on TaxesChanging Domiciles to Save on Taxes

What do “Morning Joe’s” Joe and Mika know that we don’t?

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It recently was reported that Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski have been broadcasting their “Morning Joe” news show from their new home in Jupiter, Fla. with backdrops of Washington, D.C.1 Before the move to Florida, a state with no income or estate taxes, Scarborough and Brzezinski lived in Connecticut, a relatively high income and estate tax jurisdiction. As taxpayers receive their 2018 tax bills, it’s anticipated that there will be large migrations to low tax domiciles in an attempt to reduce 2019 taxes.

Tax savings certainly is an attractive reason for a client to exchange his high tax domicile for a low one, but it’s not quite as easy as simply moving to a new house or spending 183 or more days in a low tax jurisdiction. Severing ...

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About the Authors

Parker F. Taylor

Partner & Chair, Private Client Services Group, Hughes Hubbard & Reed

Parker F. Taylor is a partner and chair of the Private Client Services group based in New York City and Miami at Hughes Hubbard & Reed.

Vanessa Woods

Associate, Hughes Hubbard & Reed

Vanessa Woods is an associate based in New York City at Hughes Hubbard & Reed.