Live Local Act: Sales Tax Refund for Affordable Housing 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Live Local Act: Sales Tax Refund for Affordable Housing in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Section 1, Owner Information. Enter your name, address, city, state, and ZIP code accurately.
  3. Proceed to Section 2, Construction Project Information. Provide details about the project area and category. Specify if it’s a housing project or mixed-use project and include relevant area names or numbers.
  4. In Section 3, Applicant Signature, ensure you sign and date the application. This declaration confirms that all information provided is true to the best of your knowledge.
  5. Gather required documentation as outlined in the general instructions. This includes building permits, invoices showing sales tax paid, and any necessary sworn statements.
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Units within eligible developments that serve households from 80-120 percent AMI receive a 75 percent property tax exemption and units that serve households below 80 percent AMI receive a 100 percent property tax exemption.
Passed as part of the 2024 Legislative Sessions tax package (House Bill 7073), this amendment to the Live Local Act allows taxing authorities to opt-out from providing the 75 percent Missing Middle property tax exemption in their jurisdiction to those units that fall within the 80-120 percent AMI affordability
The Live Local Tax Credit Program gives businesses the opportunity to contribute to the Florida Housing Finance Corporation to benefit the State Apartment Incentive Loan (SAIL) Program, which provides low-interest loans for the development of quality affordable rental housing that can benefit a communitys workforce,
Can a county, city or school district opt out of the Live Local Act? A governing board of a county, city or school district can opt out of the missing-middle property-tax exemption through a supermajority vote of at least two-thirds of the board.
The law applies to both counties and municipalities including the City of Fort Myers. The Live Local Act also authorizes the State to spend up to $811million in funds statewide on affordable housing. The new law also preempts rent control in the City. The Live Local Acts land use mandate expires October 1, 2033.

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