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Homestead Tax Amendment Could Reduce Tallahassee General Fund Revenue by 4.8%
According to a City of Tallahassee budget workshop report, the proposed constitutional amendment approved by the Florida Legislature during a special session on June 1-2...
According to a City of Tallahassee budget workshop report, the proposed constitutional amendment approved by the Florida Legislature during a special session on June 1-2 could reduce property tax revenues for the City of Tallahassee by approximately $11.2 million in FY2028 and $17.8 million in FY2029. This means the proposed constitutional homestead tax amendment, if passed, would reduce the projected 2028 general revenue by approximately 4.8%. …
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