Barry H. Horowitz
CPA, MST, Partner
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Barry is a Partner at Withum with over 40 years of professional accounting experience. A certified public accountant in the states of New York and New Jersey, focused on state and local tax services. Barry advises clients in residency and nexus issues, entity-level taxes, sales and use taxes, and other business and personal tax matters. He also counsels clients in strategic planning, transaction reviews, risk assessment, tax law compliance and corporate restructuring.
Barry often provides in-depth lectures and learning sessions on key state and local tax issues to local chapters as well as organizations including Baruch College and CW Post College on Long Island. Prior to joining Withum, Barry was a partner with EisnerLubin LLP (joined with Withum in 2011).
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Contact MeBarry is a contributor for The Trusted Professional as well as several other industry and professional publications. He has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes Magazine and Crain’s New York Business. He was also a former editor of The CPA Journal.
Barry served on the Board of Freehold Jewish Center for six years as treasurer. He was also a hockey and Little League baseball coach. Barry resides in Monmouth County, NJ.
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