Florida Department of Revenue

The Florida Department of Revenue plays a vital role in the state's financial framework, managing a diverse range of essential services. With three primary lines of business, it administers tax laws for 36 different taxes and fees, handling nearly $37.5 billion and over 10 million tax filings each year. The Department is also dedicated to enforcing child support laws, representing approximately 1,025,000 children and successfully collecting $1.26 billion in fiscal year 2006-2007. Additionally, it oversees property tax administration, managing 10.9 million parcels valued at an impressive $2.4 trillion.

Beyond its core responsibilities, the Florida Department of Revenue offers resources for businesses, individuals, and local government officials, including tax data, legal resources, and taxpayer rights information. With a commitment to transparency and public service, the Department ensures that Florida's tax system is efficient, equitable, and responsive to the needs of its residents. For more information, you can visit their dedicated portals or contact their offices directly.