Bonnie Barnes, Executive Director of the North Florida Land Trust found an interesting article in the Tallahassee Democrat and would like to share it with you. This might be a great time to express your support for land conservation to our legislators.
Sen. Al Lawson (D-Tallahassee) and Sen. Carey Baker (R-Eustis), Chairman of the Senate General Government Appropriations Committee, are proposing to use revenue generated by the closure of a corporate tax loophole that allows corporations to avoid real-estate taxes. The so-called "Crescent" loophole grew out of a court ruling in a Miami tax challenge two years ago. Closing this loophole would raise and estimated raise between $50 million and $400 million and would help to avoid eliminating the Florida Forever... >>more
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