(The Center Square) – When Florida lawmakers convene their 60-day 2021 legislative session Tuesday, among the most pressing, and painful, issues that await is a projected $2.7 billion two-year revenue shortfall.
(The Center Square) – An estimated 300,000 Florida homes and $145 billion in taxable property are forecast to disappear after sea levels rise a projected 2.5 feet by 2050.
(The Center Square) – During the 2020 session, Democrats filed four bills seeking to stop the state from “giving away water” and impose an excise tax on corporations making millions tapping into the state’s freshwater springs for pennies.
(The Center Square) – Companion bills sponsored by a Senate Democrat and a House Republican seek to mandate the Legislature annually dedicate at least $100 million to Florida Forever, the state’s environmentally sensitive land acquisition trust fund.
(The Center Square) — Corporations operating in Florida have the option to file single tax returns for their company or separate tax filings for each subsidiary.
(The Center Square) – For the first time in U.S. history, all 50 states are under simultaneous emergency declarations that accord varying degrees of unilateral authority to governors.
(The Center Square) – Lawmakers want to close at least one of Florida’s 50 prisons but Department of Corrections (DOC) Secretary Mark Inch is warning consolidation and budget cuts “could collapse the entire system.”
(The Center Square) – Rep. Blaise Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, will carry a slate of election reform measures proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis into Florida’s 60-day 2021 legislation session when it begins next week.
(The Center Square) – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis last week ordered flags statewide lowered to half-mast in honor of Palm Beach resident Rush Limbaugh once his memorial service plans are announced.
(The Center Square) – Former Florida governor and now U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, D-St. Petersburg, is pondering a 2022 gubernatorial run and sounding very much like a candidate with Sunday’s call for a federal investigation into potential rival, Gov. Ron DeSantis.
(The Center Square) – When Florida lawmakers convene their 60-day 2021 legislative session Tuesday, among the most pressing, and painful, issues that await is a projected $2.7 billion two-year revenue shortfall.
(The Center Square) – An estimated 300,000 Florida homes and $145 billion in taxable property are forecast to disappear after sea levels rise a projected 2.5 feet by 2050.
(The Center Square) – During the 2020 session, Democrats filed four bills seeking to stop the state from “giving away water” and impose an excise tax on corporations making millions tapping into the state’s freshwater springs for pennies.
(The Center Square) – Companion bills sponsored by a Senate Democrat and a House Republican seek to mandate the Legislature annually dedicate at least $100 million to Florida Forever, the state’s environmentally sensitive land acquisition trust fund.
(The Center Square) — Corporations operating in Florida have the option to file single tax returns for their company or separate tax filings for each subsidiary.
(The Center Square) – For the first time in U.S. history, all 50 states are under simultaneous emergency declarations that accord varying degrees of unilateral authority to governors.
(The Center Square) – Lawmakers want to close at least one of Florida’s 50 prisons but Department of Corrections (DOC) Secretary Mark Inch is warning consolidation and budget cuts “could collapse the entire system.”
(The Center Square) – Rep. Blaise Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, will carry a slate of election reform measures proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis into Florida’s 60-day 2021 legislation session when it begins next week.
(The Center Square) – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis last week ordered flags statewide lowered to half-mast in honor of Palm Beach resident Rush Limbaugh once his memorial service plans are announced.
(The Center Square) – Former Florida governor and now U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, D-St. Petersburg, is pondering a 2022 gubernatorial run and sounding very much like a candidate with Sunday’s call for a federal investigation into potential rival, Gov. Ron DeSantis.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s businesses and 6.2 million homeowners are seeing – or will see – double-digit rate increases as high as 45 percent in property insurance premiums as insurers cite ballooning reinsurance costs, “loss creep” from 2017-18 hurricanes and coastal flooding among fac…
