This Florida TaxWatch publication, Sales Tax on Services: A Three Point Plan Floridians $1.5 Billion in1985, is available for download via the document link attached […]
This Florida TaxWatch publication, Federal Grant Program Shortchanged Floridians $1.5 Billion in1985, is available for download via the document link attached to this post.
This Florida TaxWatch publication, Grading Florida Government Productivity: The1985 Report Card, is available for download via the document link attached to this post.
This Florida TaxWatch publication, 1985 Annual Report, is available for download via the document link attached to this post.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, March 20, 2026 CONTACT: Christina Johnson Tallahassee, Fla. – Today, Florida TaxWatch released its report, Florida Economic Forecast: 2025 – 2035 / Q4 2025.The data
Barney Barnett, Vice Chairman of Publix Super Markets, Inc., was honored on Friday, April 20th during the Florida TaxWatch Spring Meeting Awards in Orlando, FL. Though Mr. Barnett was unable to attend the event, his son Wesley and daughter-in-law Ashley were present to accept his award and to Skype Mr. Barnett into the luncheon.
Florida TaxWatch is proud to announce the opening of our first office in South Florida. “For nearly 40 years, Florida TaxWatch has been the leading non-partisan voice for taxpayers throughout the state,” said Dominic M. Calabro, president and CEO of Florida TaxWatch. “This physical expansion in Miami will allow us to better serve all Floridians with valuable proximity to this international hub of business and tourism.”
To continue our mission of sharing high-quality, independent research and analysis with Florida’s taxpayers and public officials, Florida TaxWatch is proud to announce Dr. Robert D. Cruz has joined our team as our Chief Economist.
The lionfish, native to the Indo-Pacific region, is an invasive species in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean that devours native fish and competes for food with native predators, and represents a threat to several important industries in Florida, including sport and commercial fishing, and to the health of coral reefs and the biodiversity in our waters.
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