United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 213.256 — Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administration Act.
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This section defines terms and sets rules for Florida’s participation in the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement.
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United States — Florida
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This section defines terms and sets rules for Florida’s participation in the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement.
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If a person owing tax under this chapter does not pay, the tax and related amounts become a lien on the person’s property.
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Tax collectors are paid based on county population, may get an extra $2,000 a year if certified, must finish Department of Revenue requirements and yearly continuing education to keep certification, and may voluntarily reduce their salary rate.
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A federal liquor license or tax stamp can be used as prima facie evidence against the holder in a prosecution under this chapter.
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Dealers must collect communications taxes from purchasers, state the taxes separately on bills, and use a specific rounding method; purchasers remain liable unless the tax is paid to a dealer.
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This section applies to certain mobile homes, park trailers, and longer travel trailers, requires the owner to apply for a sticker, and sets out how taxes are collected and distributed.
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A taxpayer may claim a 100% credit for eligible contributions to eligible charitable organizations, subject to a 90% cap of tax due and some excise tax exclusions.
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Counties may levy a local option fuel tax, but the money must be used for transportation expenditures and the department has related notice, collection, and enforcement powers.
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This chapter does not affect municipal taxes or franchise taxes.
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The county tax collector may allow payment of part of a tax notice if certain conditions are met, and the property appraiser must apportion the property within 10 days after the tax collector’s request. The request must be made at least 45 days before the tax certificate sale.
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This section sets a documentary stamp tax on certain notes, mortgages, and related instruments, with some exemptions and special rules.
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This section gives eligible dealers a 2.5% collection allowance for electronic filing/payment, but lets the Department of Revenue deny it in some cases and imposes recordkeeping, audit, penalty, interest, and rounding rules.