See how much Amendment 3 saves you

Three quick steps. About two minutes.

1Pick your county

2Find your Assessed Value

Tap the button. Your county Property Appraiser's website opens in a new tab.

Pick your county first

Type in your address.
Find the line that says Assessed Value. Not Market Value or Just Value.
Copy that number, come back to this tab, and paste it below.

Don't worry if you lose this page. I've emailed you the link.

3Paste your Assessed Value

Please enter your Assessed Value, like $285,000.

Can't find it? It's also on the TRIM notice you got in August, or your last tax bill.
Still stuck? Pick your county above and we'll show you who to call.

Your estimated savings, 2027 + 2028

Today

Current law

Non-school taxable value

Est. non-school tax

2027

$150,000 exemption

Non-school taxable value

Est. non-school tax

2028

$250,000 exemption

Non-school taxable value

Est. non-school tax

These are estimates. Florida has 67 counties and they all do things a little differently, so I'm doing my best to bring you accurate numbers. Your actual savings depend on your final assessed value and the tax rates your local governments set each year.
School taxes are not affected by Amendment 3 and are not included above.
Flat fees on your bill, like trash or stormwater, don't change.
You must have a homestead exemption. Don't have one? File with your county Property Appraiser.
Applies only to homeowners who were Florida residents by Dec. 31, 2026. If you already have a homestead exemption, you don't need to reapply.
The changes first show up on your August 2027 TRIM notice and November 2027 tax bill.
Other exemptions, like senior, veteran or disability, aren't included.

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This calculator is for informational purposes only. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. I'm not a lawyer, CPA or tax professional. For your exact numbers, contact your county Property Appraiser or Tax Collector. Rates: average non-school millage by county, 2025, Florida Department of Revenue. Exemption amounts: Florida Senate analysis of HJR 1F (2026) and Florida Department of Revenue.

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