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  "name": "What are property taxes like in Palm Beach, and how are they calculated?",
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      "name": "What are property taxes like in Palm Beach, and how are they calculated?",
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        "text": "Property taxes in Palm Beach are assessed annually by Palm Beach County based on the property's assessed value and the millage rate set by various taxing authorities, including the county, school board, and local municipalities. While specific rates vary, Florida offers certain exemptions, such as homestead exemption, which can reduce your taxable value if the home is your primary residence. It's a practical tradeoff to consider that higher property values often lead to higher taxes, but also reflect desirable locations and amenities. Always factor estimated property taxes into your budget when evaluating homes.",
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        "description": "Property taxes in Palm Beach are based on assessed value and millage rates; homestead exemption can reduce your taxable amount."
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  "description": "Property taxes in Palm Beach are based on assessed value and millage rates; homestead exemption can reduce your taxable amount."
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