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Florida’s voters face a major tax decision this November, with a ballot measure poised to reshape property taxes for homeowners. The proposal expands the homestead exemption—offering tax breaks for primary residences—with big increases starting in 2027: $150K exempt from non-school taxes, rising to $250K by 2028 and adjusted for inflation. Longtime residents get the full benefit, while newcomers earn a five-year phased exemption before qualifying for the larger break. The plan also caps non-homestead property assessments at 5% annual growth and restricts local spending to essentials like education and public safety. Already approved by the legislature, this amendment needs 60% voter approval to pass—making it a pivotal moment for Florida’s tax landscape.

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