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Tallahassee Democrat: Levy Cap: Florida’s Smartest Option for Property Tax Reform | Opinion
Florida needs property tax reform that is sustainable and honest about trade-offs. Of the options now under consideration, a levy cap is the strongest. It controls what local governments collect, thus protecting all property owners. And it does this…
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Levy Caps for Property Tax Reform in Florida
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