Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Crist’s property tax push begins in Jacksonville Already having counteracted property tax cuts by eliminating some city programs and approving various fees,...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Tax-cut plan passes; now voters decide Out-maneuvered and out of time, the Florida House railed for hours Monday before approving a scaled-back property-tax plan that the...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Weston Mayor Eric Hersh says he has no regrets about blocking tax proposal Weston Mayor Eric Hersh hated the Legislature’s last property tax proposal enough to sue....
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Tax cap plan’s effect on schools may spell trouble When Legislators arrived last week to agree on a property tax cut package, one of their major goals was to minimize...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Letter from Gov. Charlie Crist: Cut property taxes; our bosses expect results The greatness of our nation’s democracy relies on participation from all of its elected...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Senate passes part of property tax cut plan The Senate decided Wednesday to ask voters to lower property taxes, but still has to work out differences with the House over...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Senate barely passes tax plan. House waits Florida lawmakers tried to end their standoff on property taxes Wednesday as House Republicans and Democrats began hammering a...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Fla. tax-cut panel adopts protection plan TALLAHASSEE – The property tax debate took a dramatic and sudden turn today when a House panel adopted a measure that would...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Lawmakers pass $1.1 billion budget cut, tuition increase TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s budget could be shrinking by about $1.1 billion and college students may...
Click on a headline to read the complete story: Â Property tax reform and what it means to you Confused which way to go on property-tax reform? No wonder. A Florida judge found the language in a proposed super exemption...