Florida Property Tax Burden Estimator (2025) — Homeowners (Statewide Average)

Owner-Occupied

Enter your assessed value, and estimate current taxes and savings under each reform proposal.

Ready
Current Estimated Tax
$0.00
Effective Rate
0.000%
Mills
15.40
ScenarioTax / Savings ($)
Current Liability$0.00
Savings — $1,000 Homestead Rebate-$0.00
Savings — $250,000 Homestead Exemption (full exemption of first $250k)-$0.00
Savings — $500,000 Homestead Exemption (full exemption of first $500k)-$0.00
Savings — $1,000,000 Homestead Exemption (full exemption of first $1m)-$0.00
Net Liability after $1,000 Rebate$0.00
Net Liability after $250,000 Exemption$0.00
Net Liability after $500,000 Exemption$0.00
Net Liability after $1,000,000 Exemption$0.00
Notes: Net liabilities floored at $0. Homestead exemption proposals are full exemptions, exempting the first portion of assessed value ($250k, $500k, $1m) at the statewide millage rate.

Renter Savings Estimator — Statewide

Renters

Estimate renter savings from a $1,000 circuit breaker tax credit, or simulate a landlord property tax reduction that may be partially passed through to renters (assume 50%–85%).

Assumption range 50%–85%; adjust as needed.
OutputValue
Annual Rent$0.00
Estimated Savings$0.00

Results Table

Outputs
Homeowner v. Renter Assessed Home Value or Annual Rent Current Property Tax Liability Savings with $1,000 Homestead Rebate Savings Savings with $250K Homestead Exemption Savings with $500K Homestead Exemption Savings with $1M Homestead Exemption

Aggregate Usage Dashboard

Admin View

Tracks total usage and estimated savings across all users of the tool (session-based).

MetricValue
Total Users (actions logged)0
Total Estimated Savings (all scenarios)$0.00
(*) = The statewide millage rate used in this dashboard was calculated using Florida Department of Revenue data related to the 2024 mileage rates for all taxing jurisdictions. This represents the composite average of all millage rates and may not accurately reflect the actual millage rate assessed against your property. Therefore, the property tax liability and savings under the various reform plans may be skewed proportionally to any variations in the effective millage rate for your property. The millage rate here also includes additions via local referenda approved by Florida voters in excess of the Constitutional cap discussed next. Florida Constitutionally caps the annual millage rate increase for counties, municipalities, and schools at 10 mills. This means that these local taxing jurisdictions cannot increase their millage rates beyond 10 mills in any year. Water management districts can only increase their annual millage rates by 1 mill and 0.05 mills for the northwestern part of the state.