Florida Having Some Tax Issues
Florida's shrinking population has had the adverse effect of also reducing the state's tax base and thus causing budget shorfall's, which is a very negative downward spiral that they are working hard to reverse. So far they look like they are having some success. The republican senator from New Port Richey, Mike Fasano, oversees Browning’s budget. He backs the idea to change the fees. Need a Florida Tax attorney then perhaps David Garvin is your man. He handles Miama as well as Fort Lauderdale and he is likewise an experienced criminal attorney. Fasano was reported in Bousquet’s piece as saying, “The taxpayers are losing millions of dollars each year. I'm not saying everybody is being dishonest, but it sure sounds strange that all these people are not getting their renewal notices.''
Browning has already approached lobbyists representing Florida businesses. He believes most are accepting of the fees. He’s hoping that will make it easier for the lawmakers to make the changes.
Bousquet’s article goes on to quote John Rogers of the Florida Retail Federation as having said, “Retailers expect their customers to pay their bills on time, and we should not expect anything less from the state. We think people ought to pay their filing fees on time.''
Bousquet closes by indicating that some, like Bill Herrie of the National Federation of Independent Business also believe the changes would represent “good government at work.”
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