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Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
905 matching statutes
United States — Florida
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This section lets taxpayers pay estimated ad valorem taxes before the tax roll is certified, and sets the tax collector’s and property appraiser’s steps for notice, receipts, refunds, and later settlement.
United States — Florida
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This section sets out when tax certificates must be corrected or canceled, who must act, and when refunds are owed.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Revenue may contract with county tax collectors to collect delinquent taxes, and tax collectors must give 30 days’ notice before suing to recover them.
United States — Florida
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If a tax payment or tax-certificate payment is dishonored, the tax collector must notify the payor and take the specified steps for receipts, tax-roll entries, resale, deposits, and bid handling.
United States — Florida
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The district may pay delinquent taxes, redeem or buy tax sale certificates, and certify tax amounts in a sale; it also shares in sale proceeds and may foreclose its lien.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Revenue must review and order certain tax refunds, and the tax collector handles some refunds directly.
United States — Florida
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A tax collector who issues a tax warrant must keep trying to collect the delinquent tangible personal property taxes for 7 years after the warrant is ratified.
United States — Florida
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County officials and related taxing authorities must set, certify, file, and record taxation rates and related tax-roll information within this section’s procedures.
United States — Florida
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The tax collector must distribute collected taxes to each taxing authority at least four times in the first 2 months after receiving the tax roll, and at least once in other months.
United States — Florida
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District taxes are collected and enforced the same way as county taxes, and they get the same discounts.
United States — Florida
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Tax collectors must collect taxes and delinquent tax debts, and county tax collectors may open branch offices and use contracted or electronic methods to perform duties.
United States — Florida
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A county tax collector may offer a payment program for delinquent personal property taxes, and taxpayers who want to participate must apply on the collector’s form.
United States — Florida
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The tax is not added on top of a similar state excise or license tax; the payor gets a credit, and the remaining balance must be paid to the Department of Revenue.
United States — Florida
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The tax collector must send tax notices in specified ways, including to third parties or trustees when requested, and must provide delinquent-tax information to certain lienholders or mortgagees who file the required description and pay $2.
United States — Florida
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This section sets tax rules for jai alai permitholders, including reduced-rate eligibility, a tax credit in some cases, and a required special prize payment from the breaks.
United States — Florida
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Taxpayers may prepay eligible taxes in installments, but they must apply, pay on set dates, and follow the installment schedule to keep the plan and discounts.
United States — Florida
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If someone successfully challenges a tax deed, they may have to reimburse the tax deed side for specified costs, plus interest, and the court sets the amount.
United States — Florida
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A court may not issue an order in certain tax-sale or tax-certificate cases until the owner pays the required back taxes, and the court must determine the amount due.
United States — Florida
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If taxes were already paid on land, the tax collector must act to cancel any wrongly issued tax certificate or deed after a written demand by the aggrieved taxpayer.
United States — Florida
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If a property owner applies and meets the chapter criteria, the tax collector must approve deferral of ad valorem taxes and non-ad valorem assessments.