United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 629.5011 — Tax on premiums.
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Premiums and assessments received by reciprocal insurers are subject to the premium tax in s. 624.509.
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United States — Florida
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Premiums and assessments received by reciprocal insurers are subject to the premium tax in s. 624.509.
United States — Florida
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This section sets notice and filing steps for a city or town foreclosure suit over delinquent taxes, tax certificates, or special assessments.
United States — Florida
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Taxes collected under this chapter must be remitted to the department on the monthly schedule stated here, and late remittance can trigger criminal penalties and collection enforcement.
United States — Florida
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Before selling seized personal property for delinquent taxes, the tax collector must give public notice at least 7 days ahead and post it in at least two public places; the owner or claimant may redeem the property by paying the amounts due before the sale.
United States — Florida
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Taxes and fees collected under this chapter must be paid into the state Treasury and credited to the General Revenue Fund.
United States — Florida
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Municipalities issuing refunding bonds must levy and collect taxes enough to pay the bonds, and those bonds are treated as general obligations.
United States — Florida
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County or municipal authorities may authorize a 50% business tax exemption for qualifying businesses in an enterprise zone, subject to proof of eligibility and other limits.
United States — Florida
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A seller of electrical power or energy may collect a combined tax rate of 6.95% if the tax is properly reflected in the return to the Department of Revenue.
United States — Florida
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This section says the chapter’s taxes are meant to compensate for use of the state’s public roads and to contribute to the cost of building and maintaining them.
United States — Florida
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This section says when a business is transferred, the transferor and transferee can have tax filing and payment duties, and the department can seek injunctions if taxes are not paid.
United States — Florida
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On demand by the department, legal officials must bring suit to recover unpaid taxes, penalties, and interest, and the department may hire an attorney for enforcement.
United States — Florida
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Estate-tax liens can expire after 10 years unless the department files and records a notice of lien; any such lien cannot last more than 20 years from death.