GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) -If you own a home, run a business, or just follow how your taxes are spent, this one’s for you.

Florida lawmakers are eyeing big changes to the state property tax, and what they decide could end up on your 2026 ballot.

A special committee of Florida lawmakers is meeting in Tallahassee to discuss major changes to property taxes. Meaning that this could lower what you pay or shift the burden somewhere else.

Florida currently takes in around $55 billion a year in property taxes, and some lawmakers want to change how those taxes are determined. That could mean more savings for homeowners and businesses.

North Central Florida lawmakers Judson Sapp and Ryan Chamberlin are some of those lawmakers pushing for change.

“Really kind of take a look at what’s here, a lot

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