Here’s How Florida’s New Property Tax Proposal Works

Judge Hears Challenge to Florida Property Tax Ballot Language

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Leon County judge heard arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit challenging the ballot language for Florida’s proposed property tax amendment, a closely watched case that could determine whether voters see revised wording before the Nov. 3 general election. The lawsuit does not seek to remove the proposed constitutional amendment from the ballot. Instead, the plaintiffs contend the ballot title and summary approved by the Florida …

Florida property tax referendum could hurt disabled veterans, Army veteran warns

As Florida residents consider whether or not to vote for or against the property tax referendum in the fall, a U.S. Army veteran has some concerns.

Lawsuit challenging language of proposed property tax amendment

A court challenge could reshape how Florida voters see a property tax amendment on ballots this fall.

Here’s how Florida’s new property tax proposal works

There’s a new proposal heading to the ballot in November that will let Florida residents determine whether to cut property taxes across the state.

Florida Police and Fire Unions Oppose Property Tax Rollback

One of the largest unions representing police officers in Florida has come out against the ballot initiative meant to begin rolling back property taxes, joining some state firefighter organizations in opposition.