Collier county tourist tax 2019-2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Collier County Tourist Development Tax Return in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Gross Rental Receipts for the collection period in the designated field. This is the total amount of rentals you collected.
  3. Next, input any Less Exempt Receipts, which are rentals exempt from the Tourist Tax. Remember to provide a copy of your Florida Exemption Certificate if applicable.
  4. Calculate your Total Taxable Receipts by subtracting line 2 from line 1 and enter this amount in the appropriate field.
  5. Enter the Total Tax Collected, which is 4% of your taxable receipts calculated in the previous step.
  6. If there are any adjustments needed, such as over/under tax payments, consult with the Tourist Tax Office staff and enter those amounts accordingly.
  7. Calculate your Total Tax Due by adding or subtracting any adjustments from your total tax collected.
  8. Deduct the Collection Allowance (2.5% of line 6) from your total tax due, noting that there is no allowance for late returns.
  9. If applicable, add any penalties as instructed and calculate your Current Period Due by summing these amounts.
  10. Finally, enter the Grand Total Amount Due and ensure you sign and date your return before submission. Don’t forget to include your account number on your payment check.

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The tourist development tax is 5% on taxable rental receipts. Sales and Use Tax of 7% must also be collected and remitted to the Florida Department of Revenue ().
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 .
Collier sales tax details The minimum combined 2025 sales tax rate for Collier, Florida is 6.0%. This is the total of state, county, and city sales tax rates. The Florida sales tax rate is currently 6.0%.
It is the owners responsibility to collect the 5% Tourist Tax and submit it to the Collier County Tax Collector.
Tourist tax in Naples The fee, which applies for a maximum of 14 nights, is tiered for hotels, peaking at 6 per night for 5-star establishments. For other popular lodging, the rate is set at 4.50 for BBs and guesthouses and 5 for short-term rentals.
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Well, be ready to budget beyond flights and hotels, as many popular international destinations are implementing or increasing tourist taxes to combat overtourism and manage the strain on local resources.
Who is required to pay the tourist tax? The tax applies to all individuals aged over 14 who are not residents of the City of Naples and who stay overnight in accommodation within the municipal area.

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