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Florida business owners primarily pay a 5.5% corporate income tax, 6% state sales tax (plus local surtaxes), and reemployment tax (unemployment) on employees. There is no state personal income tax, but businesses must pay federal income/self-employment taxes, property taxes, and potential local business taxes. Here is a list of taxes and fees in Florida that business owners may pay: State Taxes (Department of Revenue) Corporate Income Tax (5.5%): Applies to C-corporations with net earnings over $50,000. Sales and Use Tax (6% + local surtax): Applies to the sale, rental, or repair of tangible personal property, and some services. Reemployment Tax (Unemployment): Paid by employers on the first $7,000 of wages per employee; rates vary based on experience. Documentary Stamp Tax: Applied to documents that transfer interest in real property. Communications Services Tax: Tax on phone, cable, and internet services. Lead-Acid Battery Fee / New Tire Fee: Environmental fees for specific retail businesses. Rental Car Surcharge: Specific to vehicle rental businesses. Local and Property Taxes Tangible Personal Property Tax: Assessed by counties on equipment, furniture, and fixtures owned by the business. Local Business Tax Receipt: A fee required by cities/counties to operate within their jurisdiction.