BLOGS

Exhaust your administrative remedies? Failure to do so may prove fatal

By Jonathan Taylor | January 21, 2021

The Third DCA recently issued an opinion dealing with the doctrine of failure to exhaust administrative remedies—a doctrine that traps many unsuspecting litigants.  The case is Jackson Health System v. Louis, an original proceeding for writ of prohibition

Read More

Taxpayer stops school district from interfering with ad valorem property tax case

By Jerry Donnini | October 22, 2019

The last thing a taxpayer wants to happen in their fight against…

Read More

Court Holds County Responsible for Ad Valorem Property Tax Payments to Another County

By Jerry Donnini | October 17, 2019

Most Florida ad valorem property tax cases involve a taxpayer and a…

Read More

I Want to Get Involved in the Green Rush in Florida. How Do I Do It?

By Paula Savchenko | October 11, 2019

Everyone wants to get involved in the green rush of the year…

Read More

Overlooked Exemptions – Shipping, Freight, and Packaging

By Jerry Donnini | September 12, 2019

It is easy to ignore the sales tax consequences of shipping, freight,…

Read More

Overlooked Exemptions – Technology

By Jerry Donnini | September 10, 2019

Technology exemptions are some of the most easily overlooked exemptions because they…

Read More

Week Before FL Corporate Income Tax Returns Due, DOR Makes New Rules

By Jerry Donnini | August 28, 2019

On August 26, 2019, the Florida Department of Revenue issued a Tax…

Read More

Bad Debts – An Overlooked Sales Tax Exemption

By Jerry Donnini | August 27, 2019

Bad debts are often carefully considered for federal tax purposes but overlooked…

Read More

Manufacturing – An Overlooked Sales and Use Tax Exemption

By Jerry Donnini | August 20, 2019

Many states offer unique and specific manufacturing exemptions that can provide great…

Read More

Taxpayer Takes on Amazon in CA Sales Tax Case

By Jerry Donnini | August 12, 2019

Since 2017, California’s Department of Tax and Finance Administration (CDFTA), formerly the Board of…

Read More

Categories

Recent Posts

Archives

CONTACT US TO DISCUSS YOUR CASE