"The FL Legislature has proposed an additional homestead
exemption of $25,000 that would need to be approved by the voters of the State
of Florida at the November 2024 elections.
The current exemption of $25k would go up to $50k applicable
to assessed property values greater than $50k for all levies excluding the
school district levies. (proposed bill attached)
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Pales in comparison with what the county-by-county impact on what the state of Florida is losing by these GOP idiots in Tallahassee continuing to block the Medicare expansion. Fascism gives with one hand what it takes away ten-fold with the other.
ReplyDeletePales in comparison with what the county-by-county impact on what the state of Florida is losing by these GOP idiots in Tallahassee continuing to block the Medicare expansion. Fascism gives with one hand what it takes away ten-fold with the other.
ReplyDeleteMay have to actually do your job and lead Jeff
ReplyDeleteI think the short term hit might be 6 million or so, but the overall growth for the county and FL will pay dividends over the long term. Escambia has some of the cheapest property left in FL. If we view this as a positive it can drive positive momentum for more homes, residents, and a higher tax base.
ReplyDeleteI am sure everything will be fine. Things always work out in the end lets be positive. The key is staying focused an no gloom an doom forecasts. When people are full of gloom an doom its makes them seem like a case of sour grapes.
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