Form DR-15MO - Florida Department of Revenue - MyFlorida.com 2025

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The document outlines the Florida use tax on out-of-state purchases, detailing the process for filing and paying this tax online. It specifies that a 6% use tax applies to items bought from outside Florida if sales tax was not paid at purchase. Instructions for completing the Out-of-State Purchase Return (Form DR-15MO) are provided, including how to calculate the tax due and exceptions for certain purchases. The document also includes information on deadlines for payment, penalties for non-compliance, and contact details for further assistance.

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Begin by entering your name and address in the designated fields. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid any processing delays.
On Line 1, input the total amount paid for all taxable goods purchased from out of state or online during the quarter. This figure should exclude any purchases where Florida sales tax has already been paid.
For Line 2, multiply the amount from Line 1 by 0.06 to calculate the tax due. If this amount is less than $1, you do not need to complete or submit this return.
If you paid sales tax in another state, enter that amount on Line 3. Subtract this from Line 2 and record the result on Line 4 as your total tax due.
Complete Lines 5 and 6 for any interest due and total amount owed respectively. Finally, sign and date the back of the return before mailing it to the Florida Department of Revenue.

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How do I verify a Florida sales tax exemption certificate online?

Online: Go to the Seller Certificate Verification application and enter the required seller information for verification. Mobile: You can also use the FL Tax mobile app available for iPhone, iPad, Android devices, and Windows Phones. Keep a record of all verification response reports to document your tax-exempt sales.

What is a Dr. 15 form in Florida?

Form DR-15 is a document used in Florida by businesses to report and remit sales and use tax. It captures details about taxable sales, purchases on which use tax is due, allowable deductions, and the tax amount to be remitted.

How do I waive my sales tax penalty in Florida?

However, you can apply for penalty relief. It is always better to contact the Department of Revenue before the agency contacts you. If you apply for penalty relief on your sales tax before the Department of Revenue contacts you, the Department of Revenue can waive some of your penalties.

Why am I getting a letter from Florida Department of Revenue?

Florida DOR is usually for sales tax or possibly child support. Someone may have also given them an old or incorrect number. They are also working from home though I believe it does show up as DOR.