Learn how to file your Annual Report in Florida with our step-by-step guide. Stay compliant, avoid penalties, and keep your business in good standing with the Florida Department of State.

Stay informed on the latest update regarding BOI reporting requirements with the recent legal developments. Learn more about what businesses need to know here.

Following a December 2024 federal court decision, most reporting companies are now required to file BOI reports with FinCEN by January 13, 2025. Learn about key updates, deadlines, and important resources to ensure compliance.

The Florida Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City of Gulf Breeze on November 27, 2024, concluding a landmark taxation case with significant implications for municipalities statewide. This decision reinforces fair tax policies and sets an important legal precedent.

Learn about the recent federal court ruling that declared the Corporate Transparency Act unconstitutional, halting its enforcement nationwide. Understand the implications for your business and stay informed about future updates.

BOI Reporting, required under the Corporate Transparency Act starting January 1, 2024, mandates small and medium-sized U.S. businesses to disclose Beneficial Ownership Information to FinCEN. Learn who needs to file, deadlines, exemptions, and how to comply to avoid penalties.

On April 30, 2024, unlawfully acquired funds received by County Commissioners were returned to the County.

Our landmark case representing the Clerk of Court led to a crucial ruling against unlawful compensation for Escambia County Commissioners.

We are thrilled to announce that one of our founding partners, Edward Fleming, has been named to the 2024 Independent News Power List.

Reflecting on 35 years of providing legal services in the community we love.

McDonald Fleming congratulates Edward Fleming and Aaron McCurdy on Judicial Nominating Commission reappointments.

Attorneys Ed Fleming and Matt Bush, partners at McDonald Fleming LLP, had the honor of representing the City of Gulf Breeze before the Florida Supreme Court in a landmark case about the taxation of a city-owned golf course used for recreation.