Gov. DeSantis Announces Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday in Florida
FOX 13 Tampa BaySeptember 8, 202555 min11,323 views
30 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβFlorida's Economic Strength and Fiscal Responsibility
- π Florida has been ranked number one in economy for three consecutive years by CNBC, boasting a AAA credit rating.
- π° The state has achieved significant tax relief, totaling nearly $10 billion since the governor took office, including the elimination of the business rent tax.
- ποΈ Florida has paid off almost 50% of its total state debt, resulting in the lowest per capita debt of any state.
Permanent Tax Relief and Disaster Preparedness
- β Tax holidays for back-to-school, disaster preparedness, and disaster response have been made permanent.
- ποΈ Items for hurricane preparedness are now permanently tax-free, allowing Floridians to prepare year-round.
- π£ The state aims to reduce costs for families to enjoy outdoor activities like fishing and camping.
Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday Details
- π― A new sales tax holiday for Second Amendment-related items runs from September 8th to December 31st.
- π« This holiday includes tax exemptions on firearms, ammunition, accessories, bows, crossbows, and related items.
- π£ Additionally, tax savings extend to camping and fishing supplies, including lanterns, sleeping bags, tents, bait, tackle, rods, and reels.
- π° Floridians can find a full list of tax-free items at floridarevenue.com/huntfishcamp.
Support for Second Amendment Rights and Outdoor Activities
- π The state is commemorating constitutional rights by offering half-price range passes at public ranges during the sales tax holiday.
- ποΈ Veterans will receive free range passes on November 9th in honor of Veterans Day.
- π£ A special promotion offers a five-year sportsman's license for $250, down from $500, in honor of America's 250th anniversary.
Addressing Property Taxes and Inflation
- π The governor is pushing for meaningful property tax relief, which will require a ballot initiative for voters to approve.
- π° He highlighted that while states cannot control national inflation, they can control taxes to provide relief to citizens.
- π£οΈ The administration is committed to supporting taxpayers and continuing efforts to reduce the tax burden on Floridians.
Discussion on Mandates and Medical Freedom
- π« Governor DeSantis reiterated his stance against mandates, emphasizing parental rights and the importance of trust in medical institutions.
- π He criticized the addition of the COVID-19 mRNA shot to the childhood immunization schedule without a scientific basis and highlighted the importance of exemptions.
- π€ The focus is on providing information and persuasion rather than coercion, with efforts to fortify exemptions and prevent discrimination in healthcare access.
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