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DeSantis signs austerity budget, saves Florida businesses nearly $1 billion in taxes
Tallahassee — Gov. Ron DeSantis approved an austere $115 billion spending plan on the last day of the fiscal year Monday, one that is less than the current budget yet still delivers almost $1 billion in tax savings for Florida businesses.
Florida funds: After vetoes, DeSantis signs roughly $115B budget
One day before the start of the fiscal year, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a roughly $115 billion budget into law, after vetoing nearly $600 million in spending. The spending plan is about $3 billion less than the current year, and comes after a protracted negotiation between the House and Senate over tax cuts that delayed its approval.
The funding pot also includes $4 million for the Citrus Inspection Trust Fund, $2 million for FDACS to go toward citrus ...
Florida arts groups wait to see if Gov. Ron DeSantis will approve about $39 million for programs and building projects in new ...
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Florida lawmakers approve $115 billion budget. Here's a look at the numbers.On the 105th day of what was supposed to be a 60-day session, Florida lawmakers gave final approval to a leaner state ...
In essence, our public schools, which educate most of our children, are being shortchanged by nearly $5 billion.
The way Florida condominium associations are required to handle budgets and meetings is changing on July 1, 2025.
TAX-HOLIDAY CHANGESThe new budget axes the hurricane tax holidays, but some items will remain tax-exempt all year.
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