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As a result of legislation passed in 2021, reemployment tax rates effective January 1, 2024, will exclude benefit charges from the third and fourth quarters of 2020, as well as all benefit charges paid as a direct result of a government order to close or reduce capacity of a business due to COVID-19, as determined by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (now named the Florida Department of Commerce). The tax rate calculation for 2024 will also exclude the application of the positive adjustment factor. This factor normally increases rates if the Unemployment Compensat​ion Trust Fund balance is below a certain amount. These changes resulted in a lower 2024 tax rate for many employers.​​


The 2024 reemployment tax rate notices will be mailed on or about December 21, 2023. The tax rates will be effective for all wages paid in 2024.

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12/1/2023
  

​​In response to Hurricane Idalia, the Florida Department of Revenue will follow the tax relief granted by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)​​ for affected taxpayers regarding tax return due dates. Eligible taxpayers that file Florida corporate income tax returns with original due dates or extended due dates falling on or after August 27, 2023, and before March 1, 2024, will now have a due date of March 1, 2024. This tax relief is applicable to the affected businesses in these Florida counties:

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​​AlachuaDuvalLakePinellas
BakerFlaglerLeePolk
BayFranklinLeonPutnam
BradfordGadsdenLevySarasota
BrevardGilchristLibertySeminole
CalhounGulfMadisonSt. Johns
CharlotteHamiltonManateeSumter
CitrusHardeeMarionSuwannee
ClayHernandoNassauTaylor
CollierHillsboroughOrangeUnion
ColumbiaJeffersonOsceolaVolusia
DeSotoLafayettePascoWakulla​​
Dixie
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This tax relief also applies to any additional areas designated by the IRS as eligible for this tax relief as a result of Hurricane Idalia, both within and without Florida.​​

9/7/2023
  

Effective July 1, 2023, Florida private employers with 25 or more employees and all public agencies​ are required to use E-Verify. E-Verify is an internet-based application operated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that allows employers to electronically verify employment eligibility of newly hired employees. In addition to using E-Verify, each private employer required to use the system must certify on its first reemployment tax return filed each calendar year that it used the E-Verify system to confirm employment eligibility of each new employee. Additional information regarding E-Verify requirements may be found in Tax Information Publication 2373B-01 or on the Department’s Florida Reemployment Tax webpage.​

6/15/2023

Verifying Department Contact

With the growing number of scams targeting unsuspecting citizens and businesses, the Department of Revenue would like to encourage the public to safeguard against any potential fraudulent activity.  If you are contacted by someone representing themselves as an employee of the Florida Department of Revenue—whether it is by letter or form, a phone call or other communication—who appears unfamiliar with your specific tax or child support account information, please feel free to verify their identity by contacting the Department's Taxpayer Services Process at 850-488-6800 or by contacting the Child Support Customer Contact Center at 850-488-KIDS (5437). A list of our local office locations can also be found at: http://floridarevenue.com/Pages/contact.aspx 

If you are unable to confirm the authenticity of the contact and suspect that you may have been targeted for a scam, please report this incident to the Department's Office of Inspector General at 850-617-8152.​​​
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