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Explaining Florida Amendment 5: Limitation on Homestead Assessments
Read full article: Explaining Florida Amendment 5: Limitation on Homestead AssessmentsLocal 10′s “Amendments 101” series explains each Florida constitutional ballot question on the 2020 ballot, to ultimately help you make an informed decision. Amendment 5 is the first of two on the ballot that has to do with your property taxes — and this one is simply about extending a deadline. First, some background:The taxes on property you actually live in — your home — are capped at 3% a year, with what Florida calls the “homestead” exemption. The downside is for the local governments that rely on property taxes for revenue. A “Yes” vote = Extending moving homeowners' deadline to move their homestead tax exemptions.