Florida’s Amendment 3 poised to pass, bring property tax change and budget cuts
Florida voters approved Amendment 3, a property tax measure that was a major priority for Governor Ron DeSantis. The amendment cleared the 60% approval threshold required to pass. Homeowners and commercial landlords will now see reductions in their property taxes. Some officials have raised concerns about how the tax cuts will affect funding for municipalities.
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3 sourcesFlorida’s Amendment 3 poised to pass, bring property tax change and budget cuts
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6 sourcesFlorida just voted for lower property taxes – and that could mean cuts in government services and new housing construction
Amendment 3 approved: What it means for major property tax relief, municipal funding concerns
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2 sourcesFlorida approves sweeping property-tax breaks — but New Yorkers planning a move face a catch
Florida voters give biggest win yet to property tax revolt with constitutional amendment
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2 developments- Nov 3Florida Amendment 3: Voters pass historic property tax caps
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