If you own a home in Florida and it’s your primary, permanent residence, you may be able to lower your taxable value with the Florida Homestead Exemption (up to $50,000). Florida Depatment of Revenue
You may qualify if ALL (or essentially all) of the following are true:
⚠️ You can lose eligibility if the home is rented, no longer your permanent home, or you’re no longer a permanent Florida resident.
🗓️ Deadline reminder: The general filing window is Jan 1 – Mar 1, and you must own/occupy as of Jan 1 to qualify that year. Florida Department of Revenue
(If you moved in after Jan 1, ask your county about pre-filing for next year.) Volusia County Property Appraiser
Use your county link below, then click Homestead / Exemptions / E-File on that site. (County list source: State of Florida’s Open MyFlorida Business county resource page.)
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