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Revenue Estimating Conference: CS/HJR 1F conditional impact, July 10, 2026

Florida Legislature Office of Economic and Demographic Research

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Published 2026-07-10

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2027-28 $(4,929.5 M) $(11,834.7 M)
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PDF p.4 / printed p.685, upper cash-impact table

with the 6th year cash impact being the recurring impact
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PDF p.4 / printed p.685, conditional adopted impact note

does not account for potential changes in policy
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PDF p.3 / printed p.684, methodology, local-policy changes

to remove the existing second homestead exemption, and to replace the second homestead exemption
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PDF p.1 / printed p.682, Proposed Change; read with first exemption restricted to school assessed value

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Fresh source evidence was independently captured from this requested public URL. Current canonical text and response bytes are retained in hash-verified private archives. PDF p.4 / printed p.685. Amounts in millions; quantified effects conditional on approval. First-five-affected-year total is calculated from cash values and sixth-year recurring convention. Not a claim that no later estimate exists.