All posts tagged Foundation for Government Accountability
RELEASE – House Candidate Seeks Government in the Shadows
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JULY 23, 2012 Bradley Maxwell’s Anti-Transparency Agenda Tramples Taxpayers’ Right to Know NAPLES – Bradley Maxwell, Republican candidate for Florida House District 9, announced today that government secrecy is one of his highest priorities—increasing government secrecy, that …
The Cost of Bureaucratic Delay
The Estimated Impact of Delaying by Just One Week the Creation of a Start-Up Business in Florida Download a PDF of the report HERE. Abstract What is the impact of
RELEASE: Stalling Start-Ups Costs More Than Just Jobs
Report Measures Fiscal Impact of One Week of Bureaucratic Delays to Florida Start-Up Businesses NAPLES – Job creation isn’t the only reason policymakers should explore ways to fast-track the
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
RELEASE: Think Tank Shares Florida’s Welfare Drug Testing Success at Georgia Public Hearing
ATLANTA –Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) Chief Executive Officer Tarren Bragdon traveled to Atlanta, Georgia today to present results of Florida’s welfare cash drug testing law at a
How many and which state workers earn more than $175,000?
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: Nearly $1.4 Trillion in Government Spending Data Now Just a Few Clicks Away
FloridaOpenGov.org Is Taxpayers’ Online Government Transparency Hub TALLAHASSEE – The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) is shining a light on Florida government spending with the largest and
Job Growth Overview: Start-Up Companies are Florida’s Top Job Creators
Start-Up companies are Florida’s top job creators. Our policies must help Start-Up entrepreneurs open their doors sooner, hire their first employees quicker, and get Floridians back to work. Download







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