The purpose of the Tax Section of The Florida Bar is to further the tax knowledge and practice of interested members in federal and state tax law; develop standards for ethical and competent practice of tax law by lawyers; develop and maintain proper professional relationships between tax lawyers, non-lawyer groups and lawyer groups; and, improve the operation of federal and state tax laws, rules and regulations, to accomplish legitimate legislative objectives and improve the administration of tax law.
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- Proposed board actions
- New study examines the nation’s courts and mental illness
- Be a 50-year lawyer
- Proposed Amendments to the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure
- Proposed amendments to the Rules of General Practice and Judicial Administration regarding electronic filing
- Proposed new Family Law Form 12.945(a) (Verified Motion for Emergency Relief)
- Proposed amendments to Rule 3.030 (Service and Filing of Pleading and Documents)
- Proposed new Rule 1.041 (Limited Appearance Attorneys)
- Proposed amendments to Form 1.933 (Account Stated)
- Proposed amendments to standard jury instructions 201.2 (Introduction of Participants and Their Roles), 201.3 (Explanation of the Voir Dire Process), 202.2 (Explanation of the Trial Process) and proposed new instruction 202.6 (Instruction on Adjournment)
- Trial and Error: A Summer of learning as U.S. Judge Beth Bloom’s interns
- Web-based mapping services amendment making its way through the rules process
- Aronberg nabs Animal Law Section’s Outstanding Achievement Award
- Updated Florida Bar guide to remote court proceedings posted
- Bar keeps a close eye on its investments