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  2. Florida Dept. of Revenue - Florida Sales and Use Tax

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    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.

  3. Instructions for DR-15 - Florida Department of Revenue

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    Sellers who make tax-exempt sales or rentals for purposes of resale or re-rental must document the exemption using any one of these methods: • Obtain a paper or electronic copy of your customer’s current Florida Annual Resale Certificate. • For each tax-exempt sale, use your customer’s Florida sales tax certificate number to obtain a ...

  4. DR-15N R. 06.24 (1) - Florida Department of Revenue

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    Author: DouglasK Created Date: 8/12/2024 2:58:04 PM

  5. Sales and Use Tax Return R. 01/20 Rule 12A-1.097, F.A.C....

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    File and Pay Online to Receive a Collection Allowance. When you electronically file your tax return and pay timely, you are entitled to deduct a collection allowance of 2.5% (.025) of the first $1,200 of tax due, not to exceed $30.

  6. Business Owner’s Guide for Sales and Use Tax - floridarevenue.com

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    As a registered sales tax dealer, you act as an agent of Florida and must: • Collect state sales tax, plus any applicable local discretionary sales surtax, on each taxable transaction • Pay use tax on items or services purchased exempt from tax for resale, but used in the business instead

  7. Instructions for DR-15EZN R. 07/21 DR-15EZ Rule 12AER21-12, F.A.C...

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    Collection Allowance File and pay electronically and on time to receive a collection allowance. Businesses that: Pay $200,000 or more in sales and use tax during the previous state fiscal year (July 1 - June 30); Sell or deliver taxable items into any county with a different discretionary sales surtax rate than the county’s surtax rate where

  8. HD/PM DATE: Your Copy - Florida Department of Revenue

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    Collection Allowance. When you electronically file your tax return and pay timely, you are entitled to deduct a collection allowance of 2.5% (.025) of the first $1,200 of tax d. e, not to exceed $30. To pay timely, you must initiate payment and receive a confirmation number, no later than 5:00 p.m. ET on the business.

  9. Business Owner’s Guide for the Major Florida Taxes

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    Collect state sales tax, plus any applicable local discretionary sales surtax, on each taxable transaction • Pay use tax on items or services purchased exempt from tax for resale, but used in the business instead • Pay use tax on taxable items from an out-of-state business when Florida sales tax was not paid at the time of purchase •

  10. Florida Fuel Tax, Collection Allowance, Refund, and Pollutants...

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    Shared Collection Allowance Rates – Terminal Suppliers and Importers may not offset tax by the collection allowance unless 50% of the collection allowance is shared with any purchaser licensed as a wholesaler or terminal supplier in Florida.

  11. Sales and Use Tax Returns - floridarevenue.com

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    Proper Collection of Tax Collecting the right amount of tax is important because mistakes will cost you money. Florida’s general state sales tax rate is 6%. Additionally, most counties also have a local option discretionary sales surtax. Surtax rates are published in the Discretionary Sales Surtax Information form (DR-15DSS) each