Issues Newsletter

In this month’s edition: Sales Tax Holiday for Hurricane Supplies is June 1st – 7th; Workers’ Compensation Rates Decrease Starting June 1, 2018; Free Webinar from the Florida Department of Revenue

In this month’s edition: Florida Workers’ Compensation Rates Will Decrease on June 1, 2018; Stay Up-To-Date With FUBA; Are You Hiring Teenagers for the Summer?

In this month’s edition: Corporations and LLC’s: Time is Running Out to File Your 2018 Annual Report; Contractors: Do You Use the Construction Database to Track Your Subcontractors?; Newsletter Available via Email

In this month’s edition: Legislative Session Wrap-Up; Contractors: Do You Use the Construction Policy Tracking Database?; Annual Report Reminder for Corporations & LLC’s

In this month’s edition: 2018 Legislative Update; Attention Corporations and LLC’s: Reminder to File Your Annual Report; Sales Tax on Commercial Rent Decreases

In this month’s edition: State Unemployment Taxes Unchanged for 2018; Reminder: Minimum Wage Increasing January 1st; IRS Standard Mileage Rate Increasing for 2018; Corporations and LLC’s: 2018 Annual Reports are Due

In this month’s edition: Florida Workers’ Comp Rates Will Decrease in 2018; 2018 Florida Minimum Wage Poster Mailed to Members; Free Webinar on Florida Sales Tax from the Florida Department of Revenue; Non-Construction LLC Owners: Your Workers’ Comp Exemption has to be Renewed Every 2 Years

In this month’s edition: State Minimum Wage Increasing Again for 2018; How Do I Handle Overtime Pay For a Week With a Paid Holiday?; A Contractor’s Guide to Workers’ Compensation

In this month’s edition: State Tax Filing Deadlines Extended Due to Hurricane Irma; Insurance Policies Protected from Cancellation; Federal Reemployment Assistance Available for Workers and Employers Affected by Hurricane Irma; The Disaster Contractors Network is an Online Tool to Connect Contractors and Property Owners; Roofing Emergency Order

In this month’s edition: Workers’ Compensation Rates Will Likely Decrease in 2018; New I-9 Form Required Starting September 17, 2017; Watch Out for Fictitious Name Scam; Is Your Business Insured Through FUBA Workers’ Comp?