Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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With the assessed values being variable while the exemption values being constant, it was evident that no 10% calculation was involved in the process. Note though that this is in Sumter County and I can't say about any other county, but I would think that the method of applying the Homestead Exemption would be the same statewide.
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ARE VILLAGERS OLD OR ARE THEY RECYCLED TEENAGERS At my age rolling out of bed in the morning is easy. Getting up off the floor is another story. "SMILE... TOMORROW MAY BE EVEN WORSE!"
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Pensions, Annuities, Social Security all Count toward Income
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Here's a question for all.
Can I file for the Homestead Exemption in Florida if I own a home in another state ??? Our home in Georgia will be on the market later this year and we are claiming our Florida (TV) as our primary residence. Can I claim Homestead Exemption ???? Any help would be appreciated.
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Toledo, Maumee, Lima, Columbus & Sandusky, Ohio New Castle, Newark & Delaware City, Delaware Lewisville, Pennsylvania Bossier City, Louisiana Salt Lake City & Ogden, Utah The Villages, Florida |
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Florida resident
In order to homestead, the primary thing is you must be a Florida resident. This means you must have your car insured with a Florida insurerer, car registered in Florida, and have a Florida driver license. In order to do that, you have to give up your other state driver license at the time you get the Florida license. Lots of hoops to jump through for that drivers license, too.
Yes, you can have a Florida homestead while owning a home in another state but the Florida home must be your primary (182 days) home. You will be asked for proof when you apply for the homestead. |
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Just a follow-up... We went to the Sheriff's Annex with our folder full of papers last Friday. I took a book along, because I thought people would be lined up out the door to file for the Homestead Exemption, since it was almost the last day to file. Nope. No line, and only one other person was ahead of us. We didn't even have time to browse all the artwork in the gallery before we were called. We had the form filled out ahead of time, the woman looked at it, asked us to sign, and we were done. It was easy peasy!
We're official homesteaders! No more state income tax! Yay! Thank you Chuckinca! (PS: I also registered to vote while I was there. While I was completing the voter registration form, voterman checked the computer and found the woman in Florida who stole my identity 10 years ago! The voter registration rolls said she has the same name and birthdate as mine, but I was sued by her obstetrician for $10,000 for the baby he delivered for her in Florida. This is while I was living in Utah. We had to get a lawyer to resolve this. Now there's no way someone with my birthdate delivered a baby 10 years ago... but at the time I had to stop and think... $10,000? For a brand new baby? If I pay the $$ can I keep the baby? Can I see a picture of the baby? Is it cute? lol )
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Toledo, Maumee, Lima, Columbus & Sandusky, Ohio New Castle, Newark & Delaware City, Delaware Lewisville, Pennsylvania Bossier City, Louisiana Salt Lake City & Ogden, Utah The Villages, Florida |
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