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The document outlines the Florida eServices Calendar of Electronic Payment Deadlines for the year 2021, detailing the necessary deadlines for various taxes and fees. It emphasizes the importance of initiating electronic payments by 5:00 p.m. ET on specified dates to avoid late processing, provides a schedule for payment due dates, and notes adjustments for weekends and holidays. Additionally, it includes information on retirement contributions and state-recognized holidays.

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Review the payment deadlines listed for each tax or fee. Ensure you understand the last possible day to make a timely electronic payment.
Locate the specific month and corresponding due dates for your payments. Note that payments must be initiated by 5:00 p.m. ET on the specified date.
If you wish to schedule a payment, utilize the scheduling feature to set up withdrawals up to 30 days in advance, ensuring timely processing.
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