Historic Tax Exemption for 210-220 E. Madison Street
January 15, 2021
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The Frame
The city will forgo approximately $84,416.33 in property tax revenue for the 2021 as a result of this tax exemption.
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City of Tampa
The city will experience a reduction in ad valorem tax revenue of approximately $84,416.33 for the 2021 fiscal year.
Owner of 210-220 E. Madison Street
The property owner is granted a tax exemption for improvements made to the historic building.
Last recorded activity January 15, 2021.
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Why It Matters
The city will forgo approximately $84,416.33 in property tax revenue for the 2021 as a result of this tax exemption.
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Tax Revenue Impact
The document explicitly quantifies the fiscal impact of a single historic preservation incentive at $84,416.33.
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