Frequently Asked Questions - Florida Department of Financial Services 2025

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The Office of Financial Regulation (OFR) provides regulatory oversight for Floridas financial services industry.
When you electronically file and pay on time, you may take a collection allowance. Be sure to calculate it correctly. The collection allowance is 2.5% (.025) of the first $1,200 of tax due, not to exceed $30 for each reporting location.
The purpose of the Department of Financial Services is to safeguard the integrity of the transactions entrusted to the department and to ensure that every program within the department delivers value to the citizens of Florida by continually improving the efficiency and cost effectiveness of internal management
The Notice of Determination which you received is related to a policy and/or a claim you had with the estate of Florida Specialty Insurance Company. The NOD reflects the amount recommended for the claim.
When the Florida Department of Commerce determines an overpayment has happened on a Reemployment Assistance claim, a Notice of Determination will be sent. The notice will say the claimant, who is the person with the claim, received an overpayment.
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The purpose of this Notice of Determination (NOD) is to inform you of the Departments recommendations concerning the amount recommended and classification of a claim that was filed by you or someone on your behalf.
The departments activities include the following. Accounting and Auditing promotes financial accountability for public funds throughout state government, provides comprehensive information regarding how state funds are expended, and manages payroll services for state employees.

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