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While Florida doesnt have a statewide hotel tax, the state does authorise local counties to impose taxes of 3%-6% on hotel accommodation and short-term rentals.
Effective June 1, 2024, the state sales tax rate imposed under section 212.031, Florida Statutes, on the total rent charged for renting, leasing, letting, or granting a license to use real property decreases from from 4.5% to 2.0%, plus any applicable discretionary sales surtax.
The Tourist Development Tax (also referred to as tourist tax, bed tax or resort tax) is a 6% charge on the revenue from rentals of six months or less. This tax is in addition to the state sales tax (7% in Sarasota County). The state sales tax is sent to the Florida Department of Revenue .
In some regions, lodging tax may also be known by another name such as: stay tax, occupancy tax, room tax, sales tax, tourist tax, or hotel tax. Lodging tax requirements vary by city, county, region, state, and country. Lodging taxes can be levied on the cost of the stay or a per night or per person basis.
The tourist tax, also known as tourist development tax, resort tax, or bed tax, is a 13% tax on rentals or leases of six months or less.
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In addition to federal taxes, rental income may be subject to state and local taxes, varying based on property location and jurisdiction. Some states, like California, impose progressive income tax systems with rates ranging from 1% to 13.3%, contingent upon income level and filing status.
At its core, an occupancy tax is a levy charged on tourists who rent accommodations in a hotel, bed and breakfast or other lodging entities. Calculated as a percentage of the room rate, these taxes vary greatly from one jurisdiction to the next, adding a substantial level of complexity for businesses in the industry.
Florida Transient Rental Tax Charged at 6% of the listing price, including any cleaning fee, for reservations of 182 nights or shorter.

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