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It depends on what you sell and your connection to Florida, such as a physical presence or qualifying remote sales. We review the activity and applicable thresholds before determining the registration requirement.
Florida Sales Tax
Review taxable sales, registration requirements, and returns to the Florida Department of Revenue.
Sales tax is a tax collected on applicable sales and remitted to the state. In Florida, the work starts with knowing which transactions are taxable and how your business sells. We review those details before preparing registrations or returns.
Selling through a website, a store, or a marketplace can create different collection responsibilities. We review sales records, applicable exemptions, and county surtaxes, separating transactions handled by a marketplace from those you need to report.
Ana Claudia reviews your registration and filing schedule with the Florida Department of Revenue, the state's tax authority. Our work includes registration support, sales reconciliation, and preparing applicable DR-15 returns. We also explain when a state-issued resale certificate can be used.
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Schedule a free consultation or reach out directly for dedicated bookkeeping, payroll, and corporate tax support.
Initial Consultation
Schedule a direct 30-minute introductory call with Ana Claudia to discuss your bookkeeping, corporate taxes, or business setup in the United States.
- 30 minutes
- Google Meet or Phone
- Direct with Principal Accountant
No preparation required. Choose any open slot on our schedule.
Florida's general state rate is 6%, but some transactions have different treatment, and county surtaxes may apply. We check the product or service and the transaction's location before determining the rate.
The Florida Department of Revenue assigns the filing frequency for your account. We confirm that schedule and agree on when you will provide the sales records needed for each return.
It is a state-issued certificate that allows eligible purchases for resale without paying sales tax at purchase. It does not cover all business expenses. We review when it can be used and how to keep the supporting records.
It may, depending on its presence and sales into Florida. A marketplace may collect tax on sales it handles, while your own website sales may require separate reporting. We review each channel and the applicable rules.