Florida department of revenue reemployment tax phone number

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Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 12-Aug-2022

Find out more about Florida’s reemployment tax laws and rules.

• Reemployment Tax Rates
  Under Florida law, reemployment tax rates are calculated each year by the Florida Department of Revenue. Learn more about Reemployment Tax.

• File your Reemployment Taxes Online
  If you paid reemployment taxes for 10 or more employees during any quarter of the prior state fiscal year (July 1 through June 30 of a given year) you must file reports and pay taxes online through the Florida Department of Revenue.

• Employer Guide to Reemployment Tax (Form UCT-800002)
  Find answers to your questions about reemployment tax in Florida. 

• Calculate Wages
  Learn how to calculate the portion of wages subject to reemployment taxes.

• Florida Revenue Law Library
  Review Florida reemployment tax statutes, filing guides, checklists, forms, and much more through the Florida Revenue Law Library.

• Taxpayer Service Center Directory
  Locate your local Department of Revenue Taxpayer Service Center to get assistance with reemployment tax law compliance.

• Tax Tutorials for Employers
  Review tax tutorials developed by the Florida Department of Revenue. Resources include a Start-up Kit for New Businesses with information about record keeping and reemployment, sales, and use taxes.

• Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center (Internal Revenue Service)
  Find tax forms, guides, and tips for small businesses.

Protest Information

You can protest benefit charges made to your account in CONNECT.  You will need to provide

• RT-1 or RT-29 mail date
• Claimant's last name and SSN
• Last day of work for claimant
• Reason for protesting the benefit charge

For more information and instructions on protesting benefit charges, read the Employer Reemployment Tax Quick Reference Guide.

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