FloridaMakes Makes Florida Manufacturing More Competitive
BlogFloridaMakes , a statewide partnership designed to improve the productivity and technological performance of manufacturers, is making the Sunshine State more competitive.
A Second Look at Second-Stage Companies in FL
Economic Development, ResearchLaunched in 2009 to help second-stage companies grow and create new jobs, GrowFL uses principles of Economic Gardening® to help growing companies throughout Florida overcome obstacles to mature and prosper.
Supporting Sunshine State Shoppers
Economic Development, Research, TaxesFlorida residents come out in droves to take advantage of sales tax holidays, the subject of this report. These ever-popular tax breaks allow Florida shoppers to take advantage of tax-free purchases on certain items.
The Sunshine State on Path to Sustainable Growth in 2017 Says Latest Florida TaxWatch Report
Press ReleasesWhile people are focusing on holiday shopping and travel plans, Florida TaxWatch is looking to 2017 and what it will bring for Florida’s economic outlook. The latest Economic Commentary published by the non-partisan, non-profit research institute finds that 2017 should bring sustained growth to the Sunshine State as people continue to find jobs and payrolls increase.
Budget Watch – Growing Federal Debt Puts the Nation at Risk
Budget & Appropriations, Research, Taxes, Taxpayer GuideIn dollars, America’s debt is forecast to reach an astonishing $87.9 trillion in 30 years. This is more than $200,000 for each of the 400 million men, women, and children expected to live in the United States in 2046. This Budget Watch looks at the long-term implications of such a debt.
Fiscal and Economic Impact of Amendment 4
Economic Development, Local Government, Research, TaxesA proposed Constitutional Amendment on the November 2012 ballot would create Florida jobs, grow Florida’s Gross Domestic Product, and increase the personal income of Floridians,
2026 Florida Legislative Session Wrap-Up – Special Session Edition
Budget & Appropriations, Research, TaxesIntroduction The 2026 Legislative Session, and its attendant special sessions, are finally over. For the second year in row, the Legislature could not complete its
