Florida's Property Tax Reform Proposal: What It Does, What It Doesn't, and What Nobody Knows Yet6/6/2026
A plain-language breakdown of HJR 1F, passed during the June 2026 special session Florida homeowners have been hearing a lot about "property tax relief" lately, and after a whirlwind three-day special session in Tallahassee that wrapped up on June 2nd, the Florida Legislature made it official. They passed HJR 1F, a joint resolution that places a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot.  But headlines can be deceiving. Whether this reform represents historic homeowner relief or a fiscal ticking time bomb depends heavily on details that are still being sorted out. Here's a clear-eyed look at what this proposal actually does, what it deliberately leaves untouched, and what remains genuinely unanswered.
For many business owners, payroll represents more than a line item. It represents responsibility. When cash flow tightens and payroll deadlines approach, the stress can become deeply personal. Employees depend on those checks to support households, cover bills, and maintain stability. For business owners, that pressure often shows up long before sunrise. If you’ve ever found yourself awake at 2:00 AM mentally recalculating account balances, you are not alone. The key in those moments is shifting from panic to process.  There is nothing more convenient than whipping out your phone, typing in a URL (or opening an app), perusing offerings, and hitting a few buttons to buy something…anything…everything. We even get our groceries that way these days. But as convenient as online shopping seems, there are several reasons to shop local. In person is the way to go this Small Business Season. If you can suspend disbelief for a few minutes, we’ll explain why. Our Favorite Reasons to Shop Local During Small Business Season  |
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