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Florida Statutes § 207.026 — Allocation of tax.
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The department must pay tax and fee money into the State Treasury for deposit in the Fuel Tax Collection Trust Fund.
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Florida Statutes § 95.191 — Limitations when tax deed holder in possession.
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A former owner or other adverse claimant generally cannot recover possession after a tax deed holder takes actual possession unless the action is started within 4 years. A tax deed holder also cannot sue against adverse possession unless the action is started within 4 years of the deed.
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Florida Statutes § 320.19 — Tax lien; enforcement.
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If a license tax under this chapter is unpaid, it becomes a first lien on the motor vehicle or mobile home and ranks ahead of other liens. After 30 days unpaid, the department may enforce the lien by issuing a tax warrant, and the sheriff or other person named in the warrant must proceed on it as the law provides.
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Florida Statutes § 197.323 — Extension of roll during adjustment board hearings.
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The county commissioners may extend the tax roll before value adjustment board hearings finish if that is needed to avoid delaying tax notices past November 1, and the tax collector must handle later tax changes using the same correction-of-errors procedures.
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Florida Statutes § 443.1316 — Reemployment assistance tax collection services; interagency agreement.
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The Department of Commerce must contract with the Department of Revenue for reemployment assistance tax collection services, and the tax collection service provider may only carry out duties specifically allowed or delegated in the interagency agreement.
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Florida Statutes § 197.254 — Annual notification to taxpayer.
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The tax collector must notify taxpayers about homestead tax deferral rights and, for prior deferrals, the amount of deferred taxes, assessments, and interest outstanding.
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Florida Statutes § 198.031 — Tax upon generation-skipping transfers of nonresidents.
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A tax is imposed on certain generation-skipping transfers when the original transferor is not a Florida resident and the transferred property includes Florida real or personal property.
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Florida Statutes § 298.73 — Matured written obligations receivable in payment of taxes.
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After maturity, certain Department of Environmental Protection notes or other indebtedness may be used to pay drainage taxes, and county tax collectors must accept them when tendered.
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Florida Statutes § 207.012 — Estimate of amount of tax due and unpaid.
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If a motor carrier fails to file a report, files a false report, or is behind on taxes or penalties, the department must give at least 10 days’ notice and then estimate the fuel, tax, penalties, and interest due.
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Florida Statutes § 132.02 — Taxing units may refund obligations.
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Certain taxing units may issue refunding bonds, and in some cases may levy ad valorem taxes to pay them.
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Florida Statutes § 173.03 — Conditions determining when suit may be brought; lands and claims included.
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Suit may be brought after certain waiting periods tied to tax certificates, delinquent taxes, or special assessments.
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Florida Statutes § 197.2524 — Tax deferral for recreational and commercial working waterfront properties and affordable rental housing property.
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Counties or municipalities may adopt an ordinance to defer certain property-related taxes, but the ordinance must set the deferral terms and cannot cover bond-related or voter-authorized taxes.
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