FGA helps move Florida one step closer toward job-creating business tax relief
The House Economic Affairs Committee gave a unanimous vote this morning in favor of HB 1003, a proposal to create a new exemption from tangible personal property (TPP) taxes for businesses with less than $50,000 in business equipment. The proposal …
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The Foundation for Government Accountability is shining a light on government spending with FloridaOpenGov.org—a powerful and interactive new online tool we launched on Monday that puts
RELEASE – Think Tank’s CHAIN Letter Criticizes Group’s Opposition to Pro-Patient Medicaid Reform
CHAIN Rejects Healthier, Happier Medicaid Reform Patients in Favor of Bureaucrat-Controlled Health Care
NAPLES – Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) Chief Executive Officer Tarren Bragdon sent
Legal Scholar Blasts Pro-Addict Judge’s Judicial Activism
When U.S. District Court Judge Mary Scriven blocked Florida’s welfare cash drug testing law in October, the Foundation for Government Accountability disagreed.
RELEASE – Think Tank Touts Medicaid Reform Pilot to Feds, Urgest Statewide Expansion Approval
“A social safety net program that is both pro-patient and pro-taxpayer”
NAPLES – The federal agency deciding the fate of Florida Medicaid patients and taxpayers nowRELEASE – Think Tank Reacts to Judge’s Ruling to Block Drug-Testing for Welfare Cash
Below is a statement by Foundation for Government Accountability President and Chief Executive Officer Tarren Bragdon reacting to a ruling by federal Judge Mary Scriven to temporarily block
ALEC Supports Florida’s Statewide Medicaid Reform
The American Legislative Exchange Council joins the Foundation for Government Accountability and others supporting Florida's Statewide Medicaid Reform and today sent a letter of support to the
Experience with Arizona’s Drug Questionnaire for Welfare Cash Assistance Law
The debate on drug testing for welfare cash assistance is spreading to other states. Our report showed that about one in ten in Florida are denied cash welfare
A Few Clouds Are Blocking the Sunshine
The Foundation for Government Accountability believes strongly that open, transparent government is critical in a free society. Without transparency, citizens’ and taxpayers’ Right to Know is non-existent. Openness
Miami-Dade Taxpayers Can See the County’s Checkbook for the First Time, Thanks to the New Mayor
Today PolitiFact highlighted that Miami-Dade County mayor Carlos Gimenez has lived up to his transparency promise. Within 30 days of taking office, he launched a transparency
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