Abolishing Florida Property Taxes — Good Idea or Political Stunt?

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing for the complete elimination of property taxes, a move that has sparked excitement among some homeowners — and concern among others. While many Floridians welcome the idea of relief from rising tax bills, others are skeptical about how and where the lost revenue would be replaced if property taxes disappear.

We want to hear from Floridians — whether you’re a homesteader, landlord, investor, or tenant — where do you stand on eliminating property taxes? Are you in favor, opposed, or undecided? Tell us why and what impact you think it would impact you as a Floridian!

Alongside that push, lawmakers have proposed a series of resolutions and a companion House Bill outlining different approaches to major property tax reform. Which proposal do you hope to see on the ballot?

🗳️ HJR 201 – Elimination of Non-School Property Tax for Homesteads

📉 HJR 203 – Phased-Out Elimination of Non-School Property Tax for Homesteads

👴 HJR 205 – Elimination of Non-School Property Tax for Homesteads (Age 65 or Older)

🏠 HJR 207 – Assessed Home Value Homestead Exemption of Non-School Property Tax

🛡️ HJR 209 – Property Insurance Relief Homestead Exemption of Non-School Property Tax

💰 HJR 211 – Accrued Save-Our-Homes Property Tax Benefit of Non-School Property Tax

📏 HJR 213 – Modification of Limitations on Property Assessment Increases

⚖️ HB 215 – Ad Valorem Taxation