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Taxes e-Services
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Buying or selling a business or applying for grants or loans?
Online application now available to verify the status of your tax account.
Did you know that you can now request a tax clearance letter or certificate of compliance online? You may need a certificate of compliance as proof of good standing when selling your business or business interest. You may need a tax clearance letter if you are buying or selling an existing business or requesting certain federal grants or loans. Our online application is easy to use.
E-Services Due Date Calendar for 2013
The Florida e-Services Programs Calendar of Due Dates for 2013 (Form DR-659) is now available. Use the calendar to help you
file and pay taxes on time. You can initiate and schedule electronic payments up to 30 days in advance. Learn more about payment warehousing.
File sales and use tax electronically to receive collection allowance
Dealers may deduct a collection allowance only when they timely file and pay sales and use tax electronically.
- If you need help getting started with e-file and e-pay, read our quick reference sheet.
- If you are ready to file and pay online, log in here.
Taxpayers Impacted by Hurricane Sandy
The Florida Department of Revenue will make all attempts allowed by law to work with taxpayers located in areas impacted by
Hurricane Sandy. This applies to affected taxpayers with original or extended due dates on October 31, 2012 and November 1,
2012. Read more.
If an affected taxpayer receives a penalty notice from the Department after filing a return or making a tax payment, the taxpayer should call the telephone number on the notice to discuss their individual situation.