NewsFlorida BulldogAugust 16, 2026Miami-Dade
Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia omits over 100 properties from financial disclosure
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia failed to include more than 100 real estate properties linked to his companies in his required public financial disclosure. The discrepancy was identified by comparing his official filings against state and local property records.
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Public officials are required to disclose financial interests to ensure transparency and identify potential conflicts of interest, and the omission of assets impacts the public's ability to monitor the financial activities of elected leaders.
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Who's Mentioned
organizationHartland Homes Inc.“Real estate development company tied to Ingoglia.”organizationHartland Holdings Inc.“Company tied to Ingoglia with reported assets.”organizationHartland Centre LLC“Company tied to Ingoglia with reported assets.”personSydney Booker“Defended the accuracy of the financial disclosure form.”organizationHartland Plaza LLC“Company managed by Ingoglia.”personBlaise Ingoglia“Subject of the report regarding financial disclosure omissions.”personCarlos Beruff“Previously sanctioned for insufficient property disclosures.”organizationFlorida Commission on Ethics“State body responsible for investigating financial disclosure violations.”personDaniel Ducassi“Author of the article”personRon DeSantis“Appointed Ingoglia as CFO in 2025.”organizationFloridaBulldog.org“News outlet reporting the story”personFrank Collige“Running against Ingoglia in the Republican primary.”