Florida: Sales Tax Handbook

Depending on the volume of sales taxes you collect and the status of your sales tax account with Florida, you may be required to file sales tax returns on a monthly, semi-monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis.

On this page we have compiled a calendar of all sales tax due dates for Florida, broken down by filing frequency. The next upcoming due date for each filing schedule is marked in green.

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SEMI-ANNUAL FILING

Filing Period Due Date Extended Due Date
January - June July 20 July 20
July - December January 20 January 20

QUARTERLY FILING

Filing Period Due Date Extended Due Date
Q1 (Jan - Mar) April 20 April 20
Q2 (Apr - Jun) July 20 July 20
Q3 (Jul - Sep) October 20 October 20 1
Q4 (Oct - Dec) January 20 January 20

MONTHLY FILING

Filing Period Due Date Extended Due Date
January February 20 February 20
February March 20 March 20
March April 20 April 20
April May 20 May 20
May June 20 June 20
June July 20 July 22
July August 20 August 20
August September 20 September 20 1
September October 20 October 21
October November 20 November 20
November December 20 December 20
December January 20 January 20

ANNUAL FILING

Filing Period Due Date Extended Due Date
2015 January 20 January 20

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