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Florida transfer tax
See the transfer tax you'll pay in Florida, and what you walk away with after every cost.
Documentary stamp tax: 0.7% of the price. The state's page · Every line
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General information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Rates checked October 23, 2026; your title company's statement is the final word. For the gain on your sale, use the gain calculator.
Florida transfer tax, line by line
- Documentary stamp tax: 0.7% of the price; applies to every county but Miami-Dade. The state's page
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In all Florida counties except Miami-Dade, the tax rate imposed on documents subject to tax is 70 cents on each $100 or portion thereof of the total consideration.
- Documentary stamp tax: 0.6% of the price; applies to Miami-Dade County. The state's page
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The tax rate for Miami-Dade County is 60 cents on each $100, or portion thereof, of the total consideration.
Local taxes: Miami-Dade also has a surtax of 45 cents per $100, not due on a document that transfers only a single-family dwelling. Source
Rates as the state's page gave them on October 23, 2026. Who pays is up to your contract; where the source names a payer, the calculator starts there and you can change it.
Transfer tax by state
Each page gives that state's rates, with a link to the state's own page they came from.
The rest of the seller's kit
- What selling costsCommissions, transfer tax, title and credits, as dollars and a share of your price.
- Both agents' commissionsListing and buyer's agent as separate lines, and what every split costs.
- The gain on your salePrice less selling costs, what you paid and improvements, with the IRS's own figures.