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NFIB’s Legislative Priorities in Florida

NFIB’s Legislative Priorities in Florida

June 1, 2023

NFIB's Legislative Priorities in Florida

Here’s a look at some of the issues we’ll be watching in next year’s session of the Florida Legislature:
  • NFIB is prepared to defend the 2023 Florida lawsuit abuse reform bill from legislative attacks and judicial challenges.
  • We will urge lawmakers to finish off the last remaining 2% of the sales tax on commercial rents and leases.
  • We will encourage legislators to introduce legislation that would reduce your credit card transaction fees.
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