10 New Florida Laws Going Into Effect January 1, 2022
Geno
December 31st, 2021
Lawmakers in Florida are off until January 11, but those laws passed this year that go into effect January 1, 2022 include…
Rideshare drivers must ensure their vehicle is up to date on safety recalls and insurance requirements. There is also a sales tax from rideshare transactions.
Health insurers must provide hearing aids for kids 18 and under.
This one's a national law. The "No Surprises Act" makes insurance companies cover certain out-of-network expenses in emergencies.
A revision of the sales tax exemption. It'll now apply only to patients or caregivers. Centers also will no longer be able to deliver outside its facility without a transportation license.
Employers will pay 4.9% less on new and renewed insurance policies for 2022.
Circuit clerk courts must accept online payments of fines and fees.
Health insurance companies will need to provide notice to you and your doctor if the forums for your meds change.
The "Child Safety Alarm Act" makes it mandatory for those in child care to have an alarm in the vehicle to prevent leaving a child behind.
Fees will drop to carry a weapon in Florida. If you've been in the military, you are assumed now to have the training needed to own a weapon.
It'll now be required to store video of online notary sessions.
Prohibits insurance providers from making you prove a type of medicine wasn't successful before you look for another treatment for stage 4 metastatic cancer.
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