Possible Biden hurricane tax increase looming for Florida homeowners

Brown points to data recently released by the R Street Institute, which says Florida homeowners could see as much as a 13 percent increase in their property insurance rates totaling more than $1.6 billion if the “Made in America” tax plan becomes reality.

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