Florida Property Tax ENDING?! - BIG UPDATE From Monday's Session

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The Florida homestead exemption bill changed twice yesterday — and one of those changes is something I got wrong on Sunday. The schools are now carved out completely, the backfill trust fund is gone, and what the governor announced and what lawmakers filed were never the same document. Here's the honest correction, plus everything that moved in committee.
0:00 Intro — Why I'm Correcting Sunday's Video
0:13 What I Got Wrong About the $250K Exemption
0:55 What the Governor Announced vs. What Was Filed
1:25 The Two-Year Phase-In: $150K in 2027, $250K in 2028
1:34 Committee Change #1 — Schools Carved Out Completely
1:59 Committee Change #2 — Backfill Trust Fund Eliminated
2:40 What's Protecting Counties Now Instead
3:11 Where the Bill Stands: 13–5 Vote, Floor Votes Today
3:29 Why This Could Change Again Before Tonight
3:52 How to Stay Current as the Bill Evolves

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