Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) signed the "largest tax relief in the history of the state of Florida" on Friday when he authorized a $1.2 billion relief plan.

The plan is designed to relieve Floridians from the pressure coming from the record inflation under President Joe Biden, according to a report.

Gas, diapers, hurricane supplies, and other essential items will all be tax free, according to the plan.

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The gas relief itself will save drivers in the Sunshine State about 25 cents per gallon, DeSantis said. Gas costs roughly $4.28 per gallon nationally, according to AAA.

"You look at the fuel — I have not seen it under $4 for a long time," the governor said. "You've not seen any real relief."

The plan will also cover items including diapers, clothing, and shoes for children 5 and under, the report noted.

"Families are going to be able to save for things that really matter for them," DeSantis said.

Along with the tax breaks, DeSantis said a 14-day back-to-school sales tax holiday will go into effect July 25, with a 14-day disaster preparedness sales tax holiday beginning May 28.

But wait, there's more!

A "Freedom Week" sales tax holiday will begin July 1, and a skilled-worker tools sales tax holiday will begin Sept. 3.

The entire tax relief plan is worth $1.2 billion in tax breaks over the course of two years, according to DeSantis.

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"You have the inflation, now the Fed is going to keep raising interest rates and it's going to slow down the economy," DeSantis said. "So there are just a lot of storms on the horizon."