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  2. Review the list of counties and their corresponding local option transient rental tax rates. Identify your county to ensure accurate reporting.
  3. Locate the section that specifies whether the tax is collected by the county or the Florida Department of Revenue (DOR). This will guide you on where to remit your taxes.
  4. If your county collects the tax, follow the instructions provided for reporting directly to them. If it’s collected by DOR, prepare to file using Form DR-15.
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Florida sales tax overview The Florida (FL) state sales tax rate is currently 6%. Depending on city, county, and local tax jurisdictions, the total rate can be as high as 8%.
Accordingly, the sales tax rate for the Florida counties in which FIU has taxable activities is: Miami-Dade County 7.0% due to the additional 1.0% surtax. Broward County 7.0% due to the additional 1.0% surtax. Pinellas County 7.0% due to the additional 1.0% surtax.
Floridas general state sales tax rate is 6% with the following exceptions: Retail sales of new mobile homes - 3%
What are non-taxable items or sales tax exemptions in Florida? Prescription drugs. Food. Certain services (ex. Non-prepared food items sold at a substantial grocery or market. Sales or rentals of medical equipment. Sales or rentals of mobility or prosthetic devices. Farm equipment. Software as a Service (SaaS)
Rentals, leases, and licenses to use real property in Florida are subject to a 2% state sales tax under section 212.031, Florida Statutes (F.S.), plus any applicable discretionary sales surtax imposed by the county in which the real property is located, unless an exemption or exception from the tax applies.
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This means no state sales tax or discretionary sales surtax applies to rent or license fees for rental or occupancy periods beginning on or after October 1, 2025. Examples of commercial rentals subject to the repeal include rentals of commercial office or retail space, warehouses, and self-storage units.
Yes. Effective October 1, 2025, Florida House Bill 7031 repeals Floridas 2% state sales tax and local discretionary taxes on commercial lease payments. Rent or license fee payments for rental periods through September 2025 are taxable even if payment is made after October 1.

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