It authorizes local governments and tax collectors to revoke business tax receipts for businesses operating in Cuba in violation of federal law. It creates accountability for false defense declarations regarding business activities in Cuba. Knowingly submitting a false declaration related to unlawful activity involving Cuba will now constitute a third degree felony in the state of Florida. Additionally, the federal government changes Cuba's diplomatic status. The bill provides limited temporary authority for Florida to suspend certain restrictions while allowing the legislature to review long term policy decisions. (08:24–08:35)
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Asserts that false declarations related to unlawful activities in Cuba will be a third-degree felony in Florida.
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