📝 Overview
This guide covers state tax information for employers running payroll in Florida. Florida has no state income tax, so only Unemployment Insurance applies at the state level. Use the section below to find agency contact information, supported tax filings, and the account details required for tax setup.
⚙️ Florida Tax Information
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Agency Information
Website: Florida Department of Revenue
Phone: (850) 488-6800
Supported Tax Filings
Employer's Quarterly Report (RT-6)
Required for Tax Setup
Unemployment Account Number (7 digits, e.g., 1234567)
Unemployment Insurance Base Tax Rate (X.XX%)
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to common questions or additional details that may not be covered in the main instructions.
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Does Florida have a state income tax withholding requirement?
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No. Florida does not have a state income tax, so there is no withholding requirement for employers. Only Reemployment (Unemployment Insurance) Tax applies at the state level.
Where do I find my Florida Unemployment Account Number and tax rate?
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Your Unemployment Account Number is assigned by the Florida Department of Revenue when you register for Reemployment Tax. Your rate is included in an annual rate notice. If you need to look these up, log into the Florida Reemployment portal or contact the agency at (850) 488-6800.
What is Florida Reemployment Tax?
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Florida refers to its unemployment insurance program as Reemployment Tax. It is an employer-paid tax that funds benefits for workers who lose their jobs. All Florida employers with employees are generally required to pay this tax. The rate varies based on your account history with the Florida Department of Revenue.