There are other exemptions based on how a property is used.
Some of the more common of these include charitable, religious, scientific, or literary exemptions, educational exemptions, exemptions for non-profit homes for the aged, hospitals and nursing homes, affordable housing exemptions and historic exemptions.
For additional information regarding exemptions or land classifications, please contact our office:
Your homestead exemption will automatically renew each year so long as you meet the eligibility requirements set forth by Chapter 196, Florida Statutes. Below are three of the most common ways you may inadvertently jeopardize your homestead exemption.
Rent your property
For more than 30 days per calendar year, for two consecutive years or on January 1.
Maintain or obtain an out of state residency based tax exemption, reduction, benefit, credit, etc.
This requirement applies to jointly held property by husband and wife even if only one applies for homestead here and the other applies for the out-of-state tax credit. If this applies to you, all out-of-state tax benefit(s) must be cancelled effective January 1 of the year you apply for homestead.
Maintain or obtain a driver’s license in any other state.
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