- Florida State Sales Tax Rate on Most Commercial Leases Reduced to 2% Beginning June 1
- State’s portion of sales tax on commercial property leases reduced from 4.5% to 2%
- Local county option tax rate remains between 0.5% and 1.5%
- Adjustment due to legislation mandating reduction once trust fund replenished to pre-pandemic levels
- State-level tax reduction effective June 1, 2024
- 2% state-level tax rate applies to leases of commercial property only
- Tax rate on short-term and residential rentals remains at 6%
- Reduced rate does not apply to motor vehicle parking, boat dock rentals, or aircraft storage fees
- Reduced rate only applicable to rental periods commencing June 1, 2024
- Florida sales tax due on all payments required under the lease
- Local county option tax due on entire rental charges
- Local county option tax only due on first $5,000 of purchase price for tangible personal property, not for real property leases.
Source: gtlaw.com
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