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TRIM-ing Down Your Property Taxes

As we fall into a new season, county taxing authorities are beginning to send out notices of proposed taxes, often referred to as TRIM notices. These notices contain an estimate of the “just value” of your property as of January 1. There are several exemptions and classifications that can significantly reduce the taxes assessed on

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Katie Hennessy

Keeping Horses Fit as They Age

The key to caring for the older horse is to understand how the horse’s body changes and how those changes impact their needs. Similar to humans, as equines age they may develop a variety of health issues that need to be monitored and addressed.[emember_protected custom_msg=”Click here and register now to read the rest of the

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Ben Adams, Jr.

Bringing to Light a Potential Utility Base Rate Increase, Part I

This month’s focus is on economics, specifically the realities of rate increases imposed by a utility monopoly like Tampa Electric Co. (TECO).[emember_protected custom_msg=”Click here and register now to read the rest of the article!”] Utility rate increases don’t happen in a vacuum. They have a far-reaching effect, impacting first the utility’s customer base, but also

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Food Safety, Globalization and Education, Part II

In last month’s column, we discussed how a global economy has contributed to the increased regulations of food safety and foreign imports.[emember_protected custom_msg=”Click here and register now to read the rest of the article!”] With globalization, however, comes opportunity. The complexity of doing business in a global economy, however, is the inevitable consequence, which brings

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