The #1 New Tax "Loophole" That Florida Residents Don't Know (Especially Retirees) скачать в хорошем качестве

The #1 New Tax "Loophole" That Florida Residents Don't Know (Especially Retirees)

Moving to Florida for "no income tax"? You might still owe your old state THOUSANDS. This video reveals the two-part system that actually protects your money and builds wealth in Florida—and why most new residents get it dangerously wrong. ⚠️ CRITICAL DEADLINES: Declaration of Domicile: File within 30 days of moving Florida Driver's License: Required within 30 days Homestead Exemption: Must file by March 1st (or lose an entire year of savings) 📋 THE 7-STEP DOMICILE CHECKLIST (Audit-Proof Your Move) File Declaration of Domicile with your county clerk ($10-20) Get Florida driver's license within 30 days & surrender old license Register to vote in Florida (cancel old state registration) Register all vehicles in Florida within 10 days Move primary bank accounts to Florida addresses Update will, trust, and estate documents to reflect Florida domicile Spend 183+ days per year in Florida 💰 THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION "STACK" (The Real Money-Maker) ✅ Layer 1: $50,000 basic exemption (saves ~$900/year) ✅ Layer 2: "Save Our Homes" 3% cap (THIS IS THE SECRET—saves $3,000-$10,000+/year) ✅ Layer 3: Additional senior/veteran exemptions (up to $50,000 more if you qualify) Real Example: Two identical homes on the same street. One pays $8,000/year in property taxes. The other pays $21,600/year. Same house. Same income. The ONLY difference? One filed the Homestead Exemption. Over 20 years, that's a $272,000 difference. 🎯 WHO NEEDS TO WATCH THIS: Anyone who moved from NY, CA, NJ, IL, or other high-tax states New Florida residents who haven't filed their Declaration of Domicile Anyone who moved to Florida but didn't file for Homestead Exemption Retirees worried about their old state auditing them Anyone paying high property taxes without understanding the Save Our Homes cap ⏰ TIME-SENSITIVE: If you moved to Florida in the last 2 years and haven't done these steps, you're legally vulnerable to audit AND losing thousands in property tax savings every single year. 🔗 HELPFUL RESOURCES: Find your County Clerk: [Search "Your County + Clerk of Court Florida"] Find your Property Appraiser: [Search "Your County + Property Appraiser Florida"] Homestead Exemption Deadline: March 1st annually Declaration of Domicile: File at your county's Clerk of Court office 💬 COMMENT BELOW: Did you file your Declaration of Domicile? Have you been audited by your old state? What's your property tax bill vs. your neighbor's? Did you miss the Homestead deadline? Your story could help someone else avoid a $100K+ mistake. ⚡ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Every situation is unique. Consult with a Florida-based CPA or tax attorney who specializes in domicile issues before making any decisions. Deadlines, income thresholds, and exemption amounts may vary by county and change over time—always verify current rules with your county's Property Appraiser and Clerk of Court. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Florida tax strategies, retirement planning, and wealth-building tips that actually work. 👍 LIKE this video if it helped you understand the real Florida tax system (and share it with anyone moving to Florida!) RELATED SEARCHES: florida homestead exemption save our homes cap florida florida declaration of domicile how to prove florida residency florida property tax exemptions moving to florida from new york taxes florida domicile vs residency florida tax loopholes for retirees how to avoid state income tax audit florida property tax savings senior exemptions florida veteran property tax exemptions florida florida retirement tax benefits establishing florida residency florida homestead exemption deadline #FloridaTaxes #HomesteadExemption #FloridaRetirement #TaxStrategy #MovingToFlorida #RetirementPlanning #PropertyTaxes #FloridaDomicile #SaveOurHomes #TaxLoopholes #FloridaLiving #RetireInFlorida #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #TaxPlanning