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1010 F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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1414 A bill to be entitled 1
1515 An act relating to exemptions for totally and 2
1616 permanently disabled veterans; amending s. 196.081, 3
1717 F.S.; expanding eligibility for a certain prorated 4
1818 refund; providing an effective date. 5
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2020 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 7
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2222 Section 1. Paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of section 9
2323 196.081, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: 10
2424 196.081 Exemption for certain permanently and totally 11
2525 disabled veterans and for surviving spouses of veterans; 12
2626 exemption for surviving spouses of first responders who die in 13
2727 the line of duty.— 14
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29- (b)1. If legal or beneficial title to property is acquired 16
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3030 between January 1 and November 1 of any year by a veter an or his 17
3131 or her surviving spouse receiving an exemption under this 18
3232 section on another property for that tax year , the veteran or 19
3333 his or her surviving spouse may receive a refund, prorated as of 20
34-the date of transfer, of the ad valorem taxes paid for the newly 21
35-acquired property if he or she applies for and receives an 22
36-exemption under this section for the newly acquired property in 23
37-the next tax year. If the property appraiser finds that the 24
38-applicant is entitled to an exemption under this section for the 25
34+the date of acquisition transfer, of the ad valorem taxes pai d 21
35+for the newly acquired property if he or she applies for and 22
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37+property in the next tax year. The veteran must have qualified 24
38+as having a service-connected total and permanent disability 25
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51-newly acquired property, the property appraiser shall 26
52-immediately make such entries upon the tax rolls of the county 27
53-that are necessary to allow the prorated refund of taxes for the 28
54-previous tax year. 29
55- 2. If legal or beneficial title to property is acquired 30
56-between January 1 and November 1 of any year by a veteran or his 31
57-or her surviving spouse not receiving an exemption under this 32
58-section on another property for that tax year, and as of January 33
59-1 of that tax year, the veteran was honorably discharged with a 34
60-service-connected total and permanent disability and for whom a 35
61-letter from the United States Government or United States 36
62-Department of Veterans Affairs or its predecessor has been 37
63-issued certifying that the veteran is totally and permanently 38
64-disabled, the veteran or his or her surviving spouse may receive 39
65-a refund, prorated as of the date of transfer, of the ad valorem 40
66-taxes paid for the newly acquired property if he or she applies 41
67-for and receives an exemption under this section for the newly 42
68-acquired property in the next tax year. If the property 43
69-appraiser finds that the applicant is entitled to an exemption 44
70-under this section for the newly acquired property, the property 45
71-appraiser shall immediately make such entries upon the tax rolls 46
72-of the county that are necessary to allow the prorated refund of 47
73-taxes for the previous tax year. 48
74- Section 2. The amendment made by this act to s. 196.081, 49
75-Florida Statutes, applies beginning with the 2024 tax roll. 50
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52+property was acquired. If the property appraiser finds that the 27
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54+newly acquired property, the property appraiser shall 29
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57+previous tax year. 32
58+ Section 2. The amendment made by this act to s. 196.081, 33
59+Florida Statutes, applies beginning with the 2024 tax roll. 34
60+ Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2023. 35