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Florida Dept of Revenue - Insurance Premium Tax Incentives 2026

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The document is the Florida Department of Revenue's Insurance Premium Taxes and Fees Return (Form DR-908) for the calendar year 2023, which is due on March 1, 2024. It outlines the computation of various insurance premium taxes and fees, including total premium tax due, credits against the tax, and specific assessments related to firefighters' and police officers' pension funds. The form includes detailed schedules for reporting taxable premiums across different types of insurance and instructions for completing the return.

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Begin by entering your FEIN and Business Partner Number at the top of the form. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid processing delays.
Fill in your name, address, and contact details. If this is an amended return, check the appropriate box and provide a reason for the amendment.
Proceed to compute your total premium tax due by completing Schedule I. Enter total premiums for each type of insurance and calculate the applicable taxes.
In Schedule III, list any credits against the tax you are claiming. This will help reduce your overall tax liability.
Complete additional schedules as necessary based on your specific insurance types and credits claimed, ensuring all calculations are correct.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the form at the bottom. Ensure you have attached any required documents.

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What is a premium tax in insurance?

Premium Tax refers to a state-imposed tax on insurance premiums, including those paid for Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policies. This tax is typically a percentage of the premium amount and can vary from state to state.

Whats the average insurance premium in Florida?

On average, car insurance in Florida is $3,268 annually ($272 monthly) for full coverage and $1,589 annually ($132 monthly) for minimum coverage.

Who is eligible for the premium tax credit?

Income between 100% and 400% FPL: If your income is in this range, in all states you qualify for the premium tax credit that lowers your monthly premium. Income above 400% FPL: If your income is above 400% FPL, you may qualify for the premium tax credit that lowers your monthly premium.

How to avoid paying premium tax credit?

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What is the insurance premium tax in Florida?

as set forth in Section 624.509, F.S. (a) A tax at the rate of 1.75 percent of the gross amount of receipts for insurance premiums and assessments shall be applied to the following types of policies: 1. Life and health insurance policies covering Florida residents.

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How is the premium tax calculated?

Tax Rate 2.35% on most insurers gross premiums. 5% on ocean marine insurers on the share of underwriting profit representing gross premiums of ocean marine insurance written within California to gross premiums of ocean marine insurance written within the United States.

What is the premium tax in Florida?

2022 Florida Statutes (Including 2022C, 2022D, 2022A, and 2023B) Premium tax; rate and computation. (c) An amount equal to 1.75 percent of the direct written premiums for bail bonds, excluding any amounts retained by licensed bail bond agents or appointed managing general agents.

Does Florida have tax incentives?

Florida offers tax credits, refunds, and other incentives to promote business development and job creation within the state. Use the table below to view the available tax incentives for each tax type. Selecting an X in the table will take you to more information about that incentive for that particular tax type.

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