United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 279.04 — System of registration.
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Issuers or their agents may set up and run a registration system for each obligation they issue.
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United States — Florida
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Issuers or their agents may set up and run a registration system for each obligation they issue.
United States — Florida
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This section requires certain vehicles and motor carriers to register, carry or display permits and plates, keep records, and meet permit and application conditions.
United States — Florida
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This section lists people and services that are exempt from the chapter’s licensing or registration rules.
United States — Florida
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This section makes specified tax information confidential and limits disclosure to official purposes and other listed exceptions.
United States — Florida
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This section allows substituted service on the Secretary of State for certain nonresidents and foreign business entities, and requires personal service to be tried first in some cases.
United States — Florida
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Local law enforcement agencies may create a Persons with Disabilities Registry, and some registry records are confidential and exempt from public records laws.
United States — Florida
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This section gives micromobility-device and motorized-scooter operators bicycle-like rights and duties, exempts them from some registration, insurance, and licensing requirements, and lets local governments adopt certain related ordinances.
United States — Florida
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This section says certain moving-related conduct is a violation, including operating or advertising without registration, making false statements, misrepresenting services, and several broker/mover contract and disclosure violations.
United States — Florida
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This section gives the department tax-collection powers, including hearings, subpoenas, distress warrants, bonds, and security requirements.
United States — Florida
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An issuer may appoint and work with agents for registered public obligations, and those agents do not have to have an office or do business in the state.
United States — Florida
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Dentists and dental hygienists must display their licenses; dentists must give patients contact and license information; dental businesses that advertise must designate a dentist of record and provide related patient information.
United States — Florida
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The department’s executive director may pay rewards for information that helps punish tax violations, collect tax-related amounts, or register a noncompliant taxpayer, but certain employees cannot be paid.