Since 2021, out-of-state and online sellers passing $100,000 a year in Florida sales must register and collect Florida sales tax — and marketplaces collect some of it for you, which is exactly where sellers get confused. Describe your sales; see where you stand before the state asks.
Free pre-check
Where the business is based, what you sell, roughly how much ships to Florida per year, and how — your own site, Amazon/Etsy/eBay, wholesale. No exact figures needed.
Why this exists
Florida's 2021 law put remote sellers over $100k of Florida sales under a duty to register and collect. Marketplaces collect for their own sales — but those sales still count differently than your own-site sales, and craft fairs create physical presence. Sellers find out from a letter with penalties attached.
How it works
Own site, marketplaces, events, wholesale — and rough Florida volume. Nothing stored.
Whether the threshold and physical-presence triggers look met, which sales the marketplaces already handle, and what is on you.
What the Florida registration asks for, and on a paid plan the checklist plus the questions for your CPA — this tool is not one.
Plans
Buyer: online sellers and the CPAs who clean up after the letter. Channel: r/ecommerce + Florida CPA societies.
Full analysis, the DOR registration checklist, record-keeping list, and the questions for your CPA.
Re-check each quarter as volumes move, plus DOR letters explained.
Branded pre-check for clients, with your firm in every answer.
All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. Sales-Tax Nexus FL is not a CPA, attorney or the Department of Revenue, and does not calculate or file tax.