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Bondi punts on EDATES and Enterprise zones

   December 21, 2015

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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has decided to not issue an opinion on Florida’s Enterprise Zones and EDATES.

Instead, she has recommended that Escambia County and the City of Pensacola seek a “definitive judicial resolution in this matter.”

“In light of the significant tax implications and real property and development consequences related to resolution of this matter,” wrote Senior Assistant Attorney General Gerry Hammond, “the Florida Attorney General’s office recommends the courts be consulted.”

Read Response from AG (12-17-15)

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