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Florida proposes constitutional amendment to exempt agricultural property from taxes

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A proposed constitutional amendment in Florida seeks to exempt tangible personal property used for agriculture or agritourism from property taxes. The amendment, which is one of three proposed for the November general election, would apply starting January 1, 2027, if approved. The exemption applies to items like farm equipment or tools habitually located on agricultural land.

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The proposal represents a potential change in state tax policy aimed at supporting agricultural resilience and growth. If passed, it would remove the ad valorem tax burden on specific equipment used in agricultural production.

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    Pasco County might see a reduction in local property tax revenue, impacting county funding.

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