http://www.jabarnettrealty.com/FloridaCommercialPropertyBlog/tax-break-for-commercial-property-owners-on-the-horizon Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 04 Dec 2008 23:33:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.jabarnettrealty.com/FloridaCommercialPropertyBlog/tax-break-for-commercial-property-owners-on-the-horizon#comment-214 Peter Thu, 01 May 2008 19:19:32 +0000 http://www.jabarnettrealty.com/FloridaCommercialPropertyBlog/tax-break-for-commercial-property-owners-on-the-horizon#comment-214 Florida has so many different ballots and proposals that it makes choosing the best one confusing to the taxpayers. Certain legislators make it seem like all our schools would implode if we used sales tax for revenue instead of property tax. Florida has so many different ballots and proposals that it makes choosing the best one confusing to the taxpayers. Certain legislators make it seem like all our schools would implode if we used sales tax for revenue instead of property tax.

]]> http://www.jabarnettrealty.com/FloridaCommercialPropertyBlog/tax-break-for-commercial-property-owners-on-the-horizon#comment-201 Kelly Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:52:24 +0000 http://www.jabarnettrealty.com/FloridaCommercialPropertyBlog/tax-break-for-commercial-property-owners-on-the-horizon#comment-201 Florida should consult California's property tax law which limits annual increases. While Ca. has a 9% income tax, the tax is on disposable and non-appreciating items and is a one time tax. Proprty appreciates (over time) and is taxed every year which makes it very expensive for those on a fixed income. Florida should consult California’s property tax law which limits annual increases. While Ca. has a 9% income tax, the tax is on disposable and non-appreciating items and is a one time tax. Proprty appreciates (over time) and is taxed every year which makes it very expensive for those on a fixed income.

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