Taxes October 13, 2026
Recent Florida polls show a vastly different findings about whether voters will approve or reject the referendum that would reduce property taxes on owner-occupied homes and condos.
Taxes October 5, 2026
At least nine states are putting tax policy directly in voters’ hands.
Taxes September 16, 2026
Two of Florida’s best-known conservative sheriffs blasted the proposed Amendment 3 Tuesday, calling the property tax rollback a “train wreck,” “draconian,” and an “emergency.”
Taxes August 14, 2026
James Uthmeier said the property tax proposal “could certainly have been rolled out with greater transparency” and the involvement of “key stakeholders” like law enforcement.
Taxes August 4, 2026
The judge ordered the attorney general to rewrite parts of the property tax proposal put out by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office.
Taxes July 27, 2026
One of the largest unions representing police officers in Florida has come out against the ballot initiative meant to begin rolling back property taxes, joining some state firefighter organizations in opposition.
Taxes July 23, 2026
As November nears, state economists are forecasting steep losses for local governments if voters approve Florida’s sweeping property tax amendment.
Taxes July 21, 2026
The fate of the proposed constitutional amendment to roll back property taxes on primary homes could be determined by how it’s pitched to voters—and suggests certain arguments could imperil its passage.
State CPA Societies July 1, 2026
Kistka began her volunteer service with the FICPA in 2019 as a member of its State Legislative Policy Committee and Women in Leadership Committee.
Taxes June 29, 2026
After spending the last year talking about eliminating or cutting Floridians’ property taxes, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday that he won’t campaign to help pass an amendment on the ballot that he first proposed.
Taxes June 17, 2026
The Florida Supreme Court has already shot down a five-year residency requirement for property tax benefits.
Accounting June 15, 2026
“Mary Lou Ruderman and Caroline Beasley exemplify what it means to lead,” FICPA President & CEO Shelly Weir said.