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Every constitutional amendment solves one problem. The best ones anticipate the next ten. Amendment 3 promises meaningful property tax relief. It may deliver exactly that. But

It’s small wonder that a circuit court judge wants the language in the November property tax amendment proposal cleaned up. The somewhat controversial amendment was

By DOMINIC GWINN It took a Tallahassee judge to point out the simple — and appalling — truth about Amendment 3, the November proposal to

Gov. Ron DeSantis and his allies in the Legislature gave no more thought to fairly describing the property tax amendment than to its disastrous consequences

This November, Florida voters will be asked to decide on the most radical restructuring of Florida’s tax system in decades. HJR 1-F would increase the

Between inflation , rising car and property insurance premiums and the costs of contending with extreme weather , many Florida homeowners are feeling financially squeezed.

Hometown News Martin County By Gabby Rothman Before raising fees or cutting jobs, local leaders should find smarter ways to use the people, skills and

I’m not a policy wonk or political pundit—I’m just a retired, lifelong Floridian who’s alarmed by the consequences to Tallahassee and other communities if the

DeSantis’ tax plan hides higher fees behind promised relief. The property tax amendment Gov. Ron DeSantis forced onto this November’s ballot is a scam, and Floridians should

I believe in tax relief. I have fought for it my entire career. And as mayor, I reduced Miami-Dade’s property tax rate to its lowest