Florida Sales Tax Return Form DR-15 | Step-by-Step Example

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Businesses must file Florida Sales & Use Tax Returns (Form DR-15) to report their gross sales, exempt sales, and taxable sales. The state-wide Florida sales tax rate is 6%, and most counties charge an additional discretionary sales tax (between 0% and 1.5%).

The DR-15 can be paper filed, however, it is recommended to register with the FL Department of Revenue to electronically file and pay your sales taxes. Electronically filing the tax return will also provide the business a small discount on their sales tax liability.

In this example, we look at a new business operating a food truck that needs to file its first DR-15 for January 2024.

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