A slimmed tax-cut package is heading to Gov. Ron DeSantis, after lawmakers sought to bolster state reserves that could be needed as the novel coronavirus damages tourism and other key industries.
The revamped package calls for holding back-to-school and hurricane-preparedness tax “holidays” that would reduce state and local revenues by $47.7 million. But it leaves out proposed tax cuts on such things as cellphone bills and commercial leases.
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