What changes when assumptions change?
Explore property-tax planning scenarios. Start statewide or choose a county.
Illustrative scenarios • Historical inputsChoose your scenario
Offsets are assumed replacement resources. They do not establish legal millage capacity or a state funding commitment.
Compare the resources
Tap a bar for the exact amount. Both bars start at zero and share one dollar scale.
Where does the modeled loss go?
Assumed offsets plus the remaining gap equal the gross modeled loss.
Follow the three fiscal years
Remaining gap under the selected assumptions. Shared dollar scale across these years.
Explore all 67 counties
Alphabetical order; tap a county to select it. Bars show remaining gap as a share of each county’s projected baseline, on a fixed 0–100% scale. They are not performance rankings.
Duval uses a consolidated-government proxy and is not directly comparable with ordinary county-only levy.
A two-minute commissioner challenge
Choose a county. Change one assumption. What changes—and what evidence would you request before acting?
Try three discussion prompts
- Switch between lower and higher growth. Why can the dollar gap stay the same while its percentage changes?
- Add an offset. Who would have to authorize and fund that response?
- What would you explain to a resident about the difference between a scenario and a forecast?
No responses are submitted or saved by this dashboard.
Exact values for this selection
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