Posts here go deeper on one topic at a time than the reference pages do, with the same rule as the rest of the site: every figure links to the government document it came from.
Florida's $5,000 Surtax Cap on Big-Ticket Holiday Sales: Worked Examples
The $5,000 surtax cap applies per single item of tangible personal property, not per invoice and not to services. Four worked examples with county rates.
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Florida Sales Tax E-Pay Deadlines Through the Holidays (and the $30 You Can Lose)
Electronic payments must be initiated by 5 p.m. ET the business day before the 20th. The holiday-season dates, and the arithmetic of the collection allowance and the late penalty.
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Closing a Florida Sales Tax Account After the Holidays: The Final Return and What Keeps Running
Stopping sales does not stop the filing obligation. What closing a Florida sales tax registration involves, and what a seasonal seller should ask the Department.
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Your Florida Annual Resale Certificate Expires December 31: What to Do Now
Florida's Annual Resale Certificate expires every December 31. When the new one is available, how sellers verify a customer's certificate, and the other year-end items to check.
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Hurricane season and your Florida sales tax deadline: what relief actually looks like
What to do if a filing deadline lands during a declared disaster, how Florida has granted relief in past storms, what documentation to keep, and why an active 2026 season is a reason to check DOR guidance before a deadline, not after.
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