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Old 09-14-2008, 11:58 AM
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Is there any quick reference site/map by county that shows a quick comparison of millage rates throughout the state of Florida? I saw one for HOI rates but haven't found anything simialr for taxes...
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The millage rates change annually as you probably know, one the things I found interesting is that the areas with the least affordable housing the millage rates tend to be the lowest, while the areas with the most affordable housing will have the highest millage rates. Places like Collier and Palm Beach will have the lowest.
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