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Florida’s No-Income-Tax Advantage Comes With Other Cost Considerations

Florida remains one of the states with no personal income tax, but residents are still being reminded to consider property taxes, sales taxes, insurance, and housing costs when planning their budgets.

Florida continues to attract residents because it does not charge a state personal income tax on wages, retirement income, pensions, Social Security, IRA withdrawals, or 401(k) withdrawals. However, recent tax and cost-of-living analysis shows that residents should still look at the full financial picture. Property taxes, local sales taxes, homeowners insurance, and housing costs can still have a major impact on household budgets. For retirees, homeowners, and people considering a move to Florida, the main takeaway is that the state’s tax structure can be favorable, but affordability depends on where someone lives and what other expenses they face. For more information click here.

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