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A boat that is brought into Florida for the sole purpose of sale at retail by a registered boat dealer or broker is exempt from Florida use tax. The boat must be under the care, custody, and control of the dealer or broker, and personal use of the boat is not permitted while it is in Florida.
Florida law requires sales tax to be collected on the sales price of a motor vehicle, mobile home, or vessel. In the case of a straight sale, six (6) percent tax will be collected on the total sales price. Straight sales are those sales that do not involve a trade-in of a motor vehicle, mobile home, or vessel.
What is Taxable? All boats sold, delivered, used, or stored in Florida are subject to Floridas sales and use tax, plus any applicable discretionary sales surtax, unless exempt. Florida boat dealers and brokers are required to collect tax from the purchaser at the time of sale or delivery.
The following are exempt: Purchases and leases of items or services directly by, and rentals or leases of real property directly to, the governmental entity.
You can use the IRS estimation method and then add the sales tax you paid on certain big purchases, such as a car, boat or home improvements (the Schedule A instructions detail the rules).

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In most states, an IRS determination letter starts the process. Most states do not collect sales tax from entities classified under IRS Tax Code 501, as in 501(c)3 nonprofits. Generally, non-profit organizations only need to apply once for an exemption.
The maximum tax on the sale of a boat or vessel is $18,000. This includes both sales and use tax and discretionary sales surtax.
A boat sold by or through a registered dealer or broker to a purchaser who is a nonresident of Florida at the time of taking delivery of the boat in Florida is exempt. This exemption applies to the sale of a boat, including any accessories, but does not apply to the sale of a boat trailer.

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