Florida Payroll

Updated February 2025
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The Sunshine State is one of only nine states that does not have state income tax.
Use the free Florida paycheck calculators to calculate the taxes on your income. For employer tax calculations, use PaycheckCity Payroll.

Florida Tax Information

Employee Withholding Requirements

  • There is no income tax in Florida

  • Withholding Method

    : None

  • Supplemental Wage / Bonus Rate

    : taxed same as regular income
  • Register as an employer on the Florida Department of Revenue website

  • Employee's Withholding Tax Exemption Certificate

    : DR-1

Florida State Unemployment Insurance (SUI)

Florida State Disability Insurance (SDI)

  • None

Florida Family Leave Insurance (FLI)

  • None

Florida Local Taxes

  • None

Florida Minimum Wage

  • Florida Minimum Wage

    : $13.00 starting 9/30/2024
  • $14.00 starting 9/30/2025
  • $15.00 starting 9/30/2026

Florida State Labor Laws

  • Florida Termination Pay

    :
    • Employee is fired — no provision
    • Employee quits — no provision

Florida New Hire Reporting

Remit Withholding for Child Support to

Florida Reciprocal States

  • None
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