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File and Pay Taxes / Fees
This page is designed for filers who are registered with the Department to collect and/or report tax in Florida (have received Florida taxpayer identification number), are enrolled to file and pay electronically (have received user ID and password), and are ready to file. If you have registered but need to enroll or update your e-Services profile, you may do so by using the links below. If you have a question about how to complete your return, call Taxpayer Services, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., ET, at 800-352-3671. If you have questions about a specific tax, you may view detailed information on the tax information pages.
- You must register with the Department to collect and/or report tax before you can file and pay taxes and fees electronically.
- Learn about requirements and options for electronic filing and payment.
- You must enroll for e-Services before you can file and pay tax electronically.
- If you are already enrolled to pay tax electronically (via EFT), you will need to log in to the update e-Services profile application to change your filing/payment method.
- You may retrieve user information.
Check out what’s new for our file and pay Internet sites.
- Communications Services Tax
- Import functionality: We have added the ability to import communications services tax (CST) schedules to the CST website for your filing convenience. Import file specifications.
- Schedules one and two: Features have been added to prevent underpayments and gross overpayments of tax due.
- Schedule four: Question icons have been added to provide instructions for the collection allowance adjustment and the adjustment amount entries. These icons are located near the top of the page on schedule four.
- Sales & Use Tax
- Discretionary sales surtax worksheet: We have implemented a new feature to offer assistance in entering discretionary sales surtax (DSS) information. When there appears to be an underpayment of DSS, a worksheet is presented. You will be allowed to proceed without completing the worksheet.
- Question icons for discretionary sales surtax: Question icons have been added to the discretionary sales surtax portion (lines 15a-15d) of the return providing easy access to the instructions for these lines.
- Duplicate return warning: You will receive a warning if you choose a collection period for which you have already filed using the Florida Department of Revenue’s sales & use tax website. You will be able to continue and file another return for the selected collection period if necessary.
- Tax collected: A feature has been added to prevent gross overpayments of tax.
- Insurance Premium Tax
- Online filing: Online filing of the DR-908, Insurance Premium Taxes and Fees Return, and the DR-907, Florida Insurance Premium Installment Payment features are now available. Taxpayers who are registered with the department to file/pay insurance premium tax may login to this application using your FEIN and Business Partner number.
- Unemployment Tax (effective 4/1/2010)
- Import functionality: The ability to import a file to the unemployment tax website will be available for your filing convenience. Import file specifications.
- Conversion utility: Files created using the Department’s conversion utility will no longer be accepted.
- Out of state wages: A field to report out of state wages will be added.
- Taxable wage base increase: As of March 2010, the taxable wage base for each employee will remain at $7000.
- Installment Payment Calculations [PDF]
- Corporate Income Tax
- Bulk extensions coming soon: Industry will have the ability to file multiple F-7004s on behalf of clients simultaneously online. It is expected to be available in June, 2010.
File and Pay Tax Using the Department's Internet Site
- Sales and use tax and/or solid waste and surcharge
- Unemployment tax
- Insurance premium tax
- Communications services tax
- Gross receipts tax
- Corporate income tax
- Clerk of Court remittances
- Tax Collector remittances
- Motor fuel tax
- Pay a Bill
Upload a File Using SecureNet
- Sales and use tax and/or solid waste and surcharge
- Communications services tax
- Unemployment tax
- Motor fuel tax - Terminal operator & terminal supplier
- View the software developers page for file specifications and schemas per tax
- View the import file page for return file specifications per tax
- View the approved vendors list if you would like to use a commercial software product to file sales and use tax and/or solid waste and surcharge
- Once electronic returns are created they must be transmitted to the Department electronically. Commercial vendor software generally includes this functionality. Direct filers must use one of the prescribed methods for file transmission.