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Maria and her husband own a 2-acre property in Miami-Dade County where they have lived as their primary residence for 3 years. They are considering declaring homestead exemption. What is the maximum acreage they can claim for homestead exemption within a municipality?

Correct Answer

B) 0.5 acres

Correct: In Florida, homestead exemption within a municipality is limited to 0.5 acres. Why not A: 0.25 acres is too restrictive and not the statutory limit. Why not C: 1 acre exceeds the municipal limit. Why not D: 2 acres is the limit for property outside municipalities, not within them.

Answer Options
A
0.25 acres
B
0.5 acres
C
1 acre
D
2 acres

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