Florida may give a large tax break to more than 4 million homeowners under a sweeping proposal that will likely go before voters next year.
The Florida Senate voted 28-10 Monday to put a constitutional amendment on the 2018 ballot that would allow homeowners to shield an additional $25,000 of the value of their home from most property taxes. The measure next heads to the Florida House, which is expected to approve the amendment since it is a top priority of House Speaker Richard Corcoran.
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