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Florida Tax Issues

11/22/2022

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Governor Ron DeSantis signed Executive Order (EO) 22-242 to suspend deadlines for payment of property taxes in counties that have been impacted by Hurricane Ian. The EO extends to real property including personal homes and commercial property that was destroyed or otherwise rendered uninhabitable. The Executive Order can be found on the tab below. 
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“Floridians who have lost their homes and businesses because of Hurricane Ian shouldn’t have to now worry about their property taxes,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Through this Executive Order, we are providing temporary relief until we can get the Legislature back to Tallahassee to establish more permanent solutions for property taxes, provide additional economic relief to Southwest Florida, and implement necessary reforms to the property insurance market. I look forward to working with our legislators to find innovative solutions and I am glad we have a legislature that’s ready and willing to address these issues soon.”

Executive Order
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Lee County Taxes

Please check out the Lee County Tax Collector Site for details regarding the Governors Executive order.   The Collector Office has extended the 4% discount until December 31, 2022.  ​
Lee County Tax Collector

Visit the Lee County Assessor's Office to report your home as uninhabitable.  This may not affect this year's taxes, but it may help in 2023.
Lee County Assessor
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