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What Is Florida's $100,000 Online Sales Tax Threshold?

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What Is Florida's $100,000 Threshold?

Florida has an economic-nexus rule for online sellers built around a $100,000 figure. In plain terms, once the sales you make into Florida reach that amount, this rule may start to apply to your business. This page is a starting point, not a final answer for your situation.

Marketplaces vs. Your Own Site

Where you sell matters:

• Selling through a marketplace: Some marketplaces already collect and send in the tax on your behalf.
• Selling through your own website: That collection responsibility may fall on you instead, depending on your situation.

Because rules can differ by platform and by seller, do not assume either way without checking your own numbers.

How Registration Works

Registration is part of how this threshold plays out in practice, but the exact steps, forms, and deadlines are not detailed in the material we have here. Confirm the current registration process directly with the agency before you act.

What We Don't Know

We do not have the exact statute number, filing deadlines, or an official link to share with you here. Where information is missing, we say so rather than guess. Always verify specifics with the state tax agency or a qualified professional.

This page is not legal or tax advice. It is a plain-language starting point only.

What to Do Next

Every seller's situation is different — where you sell from, how much lands in Florida, and whether you use a marketplace or your own site all matter. The free tool linked to this guide can read your own numbers or documents and give you a pre-check based on your actual situation, instead of general statements. After that, confirm anything important with a tax professional or the agency directly.