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- 24. August 2010: S Corp Shareholder Sells – Short Year Accounting
- 24. August 2010: Pools & Hot Tubs Deduction
- 6. July 2010: HIRE ACT
- 24. June 2010: State of Florida Annual Filing Fee
- 23. June 2010: Spouse & Homebuyer Credit
- 21. June 2010: Homeless Person - I gave money - can I deduct it?
- 21. June 2010: Proof in an Audit
- 1. June 2010: Recourse vs. Nonrecourse Debt
- 5. March 2010: Reverse Mortgages - Taxable? Deductible?
- 3. March 2010: Work Clothes Deduction
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State of Florida Annual Filing Fee
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY! The Division of Corporations no longer has authority to waive the $400 late fee for annual reports filed after May 1st. The provision for waiver in s. 607.193(2)(b),F.S. was repealed during the 2010 Legislative Session. All business entities except non-profit corporations must pay the late fee if the annual report is filed after May 1st