Estimated Annual Savings
$0
in state income tax, moving to Florida
Over 5 years
$0
Estimates use published top marginal state income tax rates and are for illustration only — not tax advice. Your actual liability depends on deductions, filing status, and your full financial picture.
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days left to establish Florida residency by Dec 31, 2026 — the cutoff to be treated as an "established resident" if November's homestead exemption ballot measure passes.
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Estimated Non-School Property Tax
Drag the sliders — every number below updates with your home value and millage rate.
Annual savings once fully phased in
$0
Because the exemption is a flat dollar amount, this yearly savings figure is the same regardless of home value — only the total tax bills above change with price.
Based on the "Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes" amendment (CS/HJR 1F), on the November 3, 2026 ballot and requiring 60% voter approval — this has not yet passed, and it raises the homestead exemption; it does not eliminate property taxes. If approved, it takes effect January 1, 2027. Established residents (Florida residence as of Dec 31, 2026) receive the full non-school exemption on schedule; new residents receive the current exemption for their first four homesteaded years, then step up. Figures shown are your estimated total tax bill (school + non-school combined) — the $25,000 school exemption is fixed and unaffected by this amendment; only the non-school exemption ($50,000 today, up to $250,000 if passed and established) changes. Because that exemption is a flat dollar amount, the yearly dollar savings from it is the same regardless of home value — only your total bill scales with price. Assumes assessed value equals the home value entered (accurate for a new purchase) and a flat millage rate with no Save Our Homes cap yet applied. Illustrative only, not tax or legal advice — verify your numbers with a tax professional or your county property appraiser.