Florida lawmakers to vote on DeSantis property tax plan
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Gov. DeSantis wants to raise homestead exemptions, but local leaders warn it could slash essential city services.
As originally proposed, Gov. Ron DeSantis' property tax proposal would cut $219.7 million from local Escambia governments over two years.
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Florida lawmakers convene Monday for special session on Gov. DeSantis' plan to eliminate property taxes on homesteaded homes through constitutional amendment.
Will Gov. Ron DeSantis’ tax plan eliminate property taxes for Floridians who own the home they live in? Even the plan itself isn’t clear.
St. Petersburg stands to lose about $75 million should voters approve Gov. Ron DeSantis’ property tax plan that would raise the homestead exemption to $250,000, city officials said Thursday. The projection comes as cities and counties across the state assess what DeSantis’ plan could mean to their bottom lines and services they may need to cut.