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Category: Tourist Development Tax

Who is required to pay tourist tax?

This answer has been viewed 5860 times and was last updated on 01/31/2020.

Anyone who rents, leases, lets, or grants a license to use living quarters or sleeping/housekeeping accommodations for six months or less must pay tourist tax, which is also known as tourist development tax and resort tax. For details, see Florida Statute 125.0104.

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