Florida Taxes

Florida non-ad valorem assessments are a special type of property tax. They’re a fixed charge rather than a percent of your property value.

The Florida TRIM notice is a notice of your proposed property taxes for the year. It’s technically not a bill, but you should review it in case you need to take action.

Florida residents need to pay property taxes to the county tax collector each year. Here’s how the process works and what can happen if you don’t pay.

Do you want to turn your home into a farm to lower your property taxes? Do you already have a farm, ranch, nursery, or other agricultural activity on your property? Here’s what you should know about Florida’s property tax rules.

Florida has the Save Our Homes benefit that limits increases in your property taxes due to increases in your home’s market value. If you buy a new home in Florida, you can transfer the savings to your new home.

The Florida Homestead Exemption provides tax and liability protections for your primary residence. Nearly all Florida homeowners are entitled to claim it for their permanent residence, but there are several things you should know.

There are two ways that seniors in Florida may get an additional exemption from property taxes or even be completely exempt from property taxes. Here’s how they work.

The Florida Save Our Homes Benefit is an important protection for Florida homeowners. It limits property tax increases due to increases in the assessed value of your home. Here’s how it works.