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© 2026 OpenAccountants. The free accounting and tax plugin for your AI.

OpenAccountants is a trading name of Glimpse Ltd, a company registered in Malta. We do accounting and tax work for business owners under a separate written engagement. We are not a US CPA firm and do not perform audits; US returns are signed by a US CPA or enrolled agent named in your engagement. Our free skills and automated outputs are general reference material; using them does not create an engagement or submit a filing.

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FL Corporate Income Tax

FloridaIncome TaxTax year 2025

Source-cited tax guide for US-FL: fl corporate income tax. Unverified draft, pending local-accountant review.

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FL Moving To Florida Domicile

FloridaIncome TaxTax year 2026

Moving to Florida from another state: Florida's lack of a personal income tax, the declaration of domicile under Florida Statutes 222.17 and what it does not prove, the homestead exemption and Save Our Homes cap with the 1 January and 1 March dates, driver licence and vehicle registration time limits, and a move checklist. Routes the old-state residency question to ny-residency-leaving-new-york and us-multi-state-residency-and-allocation.

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FL Sales Use Tax

FloridaIncome TaxTax year 2025

Florida Sales and Use Tax return (Form DR-15) for self-employed individuals and small businesses. Covers the 6% state sales tax rate, county discretionary sales surtax, use tax on out-of-state purchases, exempt transactions, filing frequencies, and dealer collection allowance. Primary source: Florida Statutes Chapter 212.

Approved by Rob Hoffman

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