John Kerry offers sailing yacht for charter
February 22, 2011
U.S. Sen. John Kerry’s 75-foot sailboat, Isabel, is available for charter, with rates beginning at about $45,000 a week. The $7 million craft, built by
U.S. Sen. John Kerry’s 75-foot sailboat, Isabel, is available for charter, with rates beginning at about $45,000 a week. The $7 million craft, built by
The Marine Retailers Association of America is supporting recent efforts in the U.S. Senate to provide permanent relief of estate taxes. The Taxpayer Certainty and
Industry fights N.Y. proposal; Illinois quickly shoots down similar measure As states look for creative ways to fill billion-dollar holes in their budgets, one big
Industry will bring its stimulus pitch to Capitol Hill during abbreviated May 5-6 Boating Congress Marine businesses are facing a number of legislative challenges at
A law allowing a federal deduction for state and local sales tax paid on recreational boats is up for reauthorization next year, the Marine Retailers
Fort Lauderdale mayor Jim Naugle, in his final state-of-the-city address Wednesday evening, told commissioners that city government should remain friendly to the marine industry because
The Illinois state legislature’s revenue and finance committee decided yesterday not to move forward with a bill to impose a 5 percent luxury tax on
Karma Yacht Sales has started a grassroots campaign on behalf of sailboat dealers and the sailing community of Illinois against a proposed bill that would
Brunswick Corp. secured a new $400 million revolving credit facility in December to ensure more liquidity and financial flexibility. The revolving credit commitment should help
A coalition of boating and fishing groups is fighting a proposal by New York Gov. David Paterson that would require saltwater anglers to buy a $19
U.S. Sen. John Kerry’s 75-foot sailboat, Isabel, is available for charter, with rates beginning at about $45,000 a week. The $7 million craft, built by
The Marine Retailers Association of America is supporting recent efforts in the U.S. Senate to provide permanent relief of estate taxes. The Taxpayer Certainty and
Industry fights N.Y. proposal; Illinois quickly shoots down similar measure As states look for creative ways to fill billion-dollar holes in their budgets, one big
Industry will bring its stimulus pitch to Capitol Hill during abbreviated May 5-6 Boating Congress Marine businesses are facing a number of legislative challenges at
A law allowing a federal deduction for state and local sales tax paid on recreational boats is up for reauthorization next year, the Marine Retailers
Fort Lauderdale mayor Jim Naugle, in his final state-of-the-city address Wednesday evening, told commissioners that city government should remain friendly to the marine industry because
The Illinois state legislature’s revenue and finance committee decided yesterday not to move forward with a bill to impose a 5 percent luxury tax on
Karma Yacht Sales has started a grassroots campaign on behalf of sailboat dealers and the sailing community of Illinois against a proposed bill that would
Brunswick Corp. secured a new $400 million revolving credit facility in December to ensure more liquidity and financial flexibility. The revolving credit commitment should help
A coalition of boating and fishing groups is fighting a proposal by New York Gov. David Paterson that would require saltwater anglers to buy a $19
