Driving a fair and equitable tax system is key to attracting and growing businesses in our state. Limiting burdensome taxes by enacting smart and targeted tax reforms helps place money back into the pockets of Florida’s families. We must continue to push back against initiatives that make us less competitive in comparison to other states and become the number one state for business.
Workforce Quality and Government Regulations Top Concerns in Florida Chamber Sma
Edie Ousley
2018 Elections Key to Ensuring Florida Small and Local Businesses Can Continue Creating 1 Out of Every 11 New American Jobs TALLAHASSEE, Fla…. Learn More
Amendment 2 Affects All Floridian Consumers and Property Owners
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Election Center Constitutional Amendments Endorsements Election Guide Early Voting Reports Carrie O’Rourke, the Florida Realtors Association’s Vice President… Learn More
Florida Chamber Foundation Releases Business Climate & Competitiveness Reco
Katherine Bustamante
BRADENTON, Fla. (Sept. 13, 2018) – The Florida Chamber Foundation today released preliminary recommendations on the future of Florida’s business climate and competitiveness during… Learn More
Amendment 2: Protecting Florida Job Creators and Families
Florida Chamber of Commerce
As we approach the 2018 general election, it is important now more than ever that Floridians stay informed on the amendments placed on the… Learn More
Florida Chamber Board Chair Invites You to Join us in September
Florida Chamber Foundation
Register Book Your Hotel Florida Chamber Board Chair Bob Grammig Invites You to Join us at the 2018 Future of Florida… Learn More
Florida Department of Revenue Seeks Comments on Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act I
Florida Chamber of Commerce
The Florida Department of Revenue (DOR) is asking business leaders for their thoughts and comments regarding the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and its effect… Learn More
Intersection: The Impact of Tariffs on Florida’s Trillion Dollar Economy
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Listen to Alice Ancona, Director of International Strategy and Policy, with the Florida Chamber of Commerce explain the potential impacts of a trade war… Learn More
New Jersey’s Tax Gift to Florida
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Originally published in the Wall Street Journal July 1, 2018 The wizards of Trenton decide to drive more residents out of state. Call… Learn More
Supreme Court Levels Playing Field for Brick and Mortar Businesses, Decides in
Carolyn Johnson
Florida’s brick and mortar retailers have long been at a competitive disadvantage with the current tax system tilted in favor of online-only retailers. Today,… Learn More
Tariffs, Trade and Trump…What Does It Mean for Florida?
Florida Chamber of Commerce
We have been experiencing an escalation in trade tensions that threaten to disrupt global trade flows. How will this all impact Florida? What does this mean… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Leads Delegation of Job Creators to Washington, D.C
Edie Ousley
Infrastructure Coalition Infrastructure Week Advocacy Efforts Focus on International Trade, Infrastructure and Targeted Tax Reform WASHINGTON D.C. (May 14, 2018) —… Learn More
Florida Chamber Unveils 2018 Legislative Report Card
Edie Ousley
Highlights 15 Distinguished Advocates of the 2018 Legislative Session TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (April 5, 2018) – Following the 2018 Legislative Session, the Florida Chamber of… Learn More
Florida’s $10 Billion in Tax Advantages Getting National Attention
Mark Wilson
As President of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, I’ve been interviewed in the past two months by the Wall Street Journal, the New York… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Summarizes Legislative Session
Edie Ousley
Despite Several Wins, Florida Legislature Makes It a Bit More Expensive for Families and Small Businesses, and a Little Less Competitive for Florida’s Job… Learn More
Ask Lawmakers to Support Reduction in Business Rent Tax
Florida Chamber of Commerce
We are in the home stretch toward the end of session, and with that comes decisions on the annual tax cut package. This year… Learn More
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