- Governor Ron DeSantis opposes a proposed sales tax cut, favoring property tax relief instead.
- DeSantis suggests a one-time tax break for homesteaded property owners as an alternative.
- House Speaker Daniel Perez proposed reducing the state sales-tax rate from 6 percent to 5.25 percent.
- DeSantis argues that sales tax relief benefits non-residents and tourists, not just Floridians.
- Perez is open to working with DeSantis on tax relief solutions.
- Senate President Ben Albritton emphasizes the need for careful consideration to avoid future budget shortfalls.
- The House and Senate have proposed budgets for fiscal year 2025-2026.
Source: tallahasseereports.com
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