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Florida Governor Signs SB 118, Changing RV Park Taxation

29.06.2026 01:13 1 min 3 sources
LA NACION SPA + 2 more

In Brief

Ron DeSantis signed SB 118, effective April 21. It caps taxable RV site area at 400 sq ft and reclassifies parks as commercial properties, potentially reducing tax burdens for luxury RV parks.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed SB 118, amending the taxation system for RV parks. The law took effect on April 21 (per sources 2 and 3) or April 22 (per source 1).

Key changes

  • Local authorities are prohibited from calculating taxes based on area exceeding actual RV dimensions and from considering occupancy levels.
  • RV parks are now classified as commercial properties rather than residential zones.
  • The law caps the area subject to local special assessments at 400 square feet (37 sq m) per site.

Parks with larger sites, typically luxury-class, are partially exempt from such fees. The Florida Senate estimates this will lead to a "negative and uncertain" reduction in local government revenues starting fiscal year 2026. The measure may indirectly reduce financial burdens on RV park residents.

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DeSantis' new Florida law: tax detail benefiting luxury RV parks

12.05.2026 LA NACION SPA Original source

Florida Governor Signs SB 118: What Changes for RV Owners

11.05.2026 Gestión SPA Original source

Florida Governor Signs SB 118: Changes for RVs and Who Benefits

11.05.2026 El Comercio Perú SPA Original source

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