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Florida Sales Tax Guide
Filing portal

Florida sales tax login

The Department's sign-in is hard to find from its own home page. Here is the direct link, the difference between enrolled and guest filing, and the numbers you need.

Reviewed against published state sources on August 21, 2026. Rules and figures change — always confirm with the agency before acting.

Ready to file? Returns are filed with the Florida Department of Revenue, never through this site.Sign in to the DOR portal →Opens the Department's own sign-in at login.prd.floridarevenue.com — the direct link to the Revenue Premier taxpayer portal, which is notoriously hard to find from the DOR home page. If it stops working, start from the Department's eFile and Pay Sales and Use Tax page, which also covers guest filing with a certificate number and business partner number.

There are two separate ways into Florida sales and use tax e-filing, and the Department's own navigation does not make the difference obvious. Which one you need depends on whether you enrolled for e-Services when you registered.

Direct link to the Department's sign-in

Open the Revenue Premier sign-in →

This is the Department's own page at login.prd.floridarevenue.com. It is the direct route to the taxpayer portal and is genuinely hard to reach from the floridarevenue.com home page, which is why it is reproduced here.

The two routes in

Enrolled e-Services login
For businesses that enrolled for e-Services. You sign in with the user ID and password you chose at enrolment, and you get saved banking details, filing history and the ability to file for multiple locations. This is the Revenue Premier portal linked above.
Guest filing (no enrolment)
You can file and pay without an account using your certificate number and business partner number, both printed on your Annual Resale Certificate and on correspondence from the Department. Nothing is saved between sessions and you re-enter bank details each time. Start from the eFile and Pay Sales and Use Tax page.

What you need to hand

  • Certificate number — your sales tax certificate of registration number, issued after Form DR-1.
  • Business partner number — a separate number the Department assigns; it is not the same as the certificate number, and both are needed for guest filing.
  • Federal Employer Identification Number or SSN for a sole proprietor.
  • Bank routing and account numbers if you are paying by electronic debit.
The deadline is earlier than the due date

Electronic payments must be initiated by 5:00 p.m. Eastern on the business day before the 20th — not on the 20th itself. Signing in on the due date and paying that afternoon is the single most common way otherwise-compliant filers end up late. See filing frequency and due dates.

Common problems

The link redirects somewhere unexpected
The Department has moved this portal more than once. If the direct link stops resolving, start from the Department's eFile and Pay page, which is a stable landing page and always carries the current sign-in route.
You never enrolled and have no user ID
Use guest filing with your certificate and business partner numbers, or enrol for e-Services first. Enrolment is not automatic on registration.
You have the certificate number but not the business partner number
It appears on the Annual Resale Certificate and on Department correspondence. If you cannot find either, the Department's taxpayer assistance line can confirm them once you verify identity.
You are trying to file a zero return
A return is still required for every period with no tax due, and it is filed through the same portal. Skipping it triggers the $50 minimum penalty.

Common questions

What is the direct login link for Florida sales tax?
The Department's sign-in sits at login.prd.floridarevenue.com and leads to the Revenue Premier taxpayer portal. It is linked at the top of every page on this site. The Department's own stable landing page is its eFile and Pay Sales and Use Tax page.
Can I file Florida sales tax without creating an account?
Yes. Guest filing needs your certificate number and business partner number. You will not get saved banking details or filing history, and you re-enter payment details each period.
What is a business partner number?
A number the Department of Revenue assigns to your account, separate from your sales tax certificate number. Guest filing requires both. It appears on your Annual Resale Certificate and on correspondence from the Department.
Is this website the Florida Department of Revenue?
No. This is an independent reference site with no connection to the Department. Every link above goes to the Department's own domains, and returns are filed with the Department, never through this site.

Sources

  1. Florida Department of Revenue — Sales and Use Tax — https://floridarevenue.com/taxes/taxesfees/Pages/sales_tax.aspx
  2. Florida Dept. of Revenue — eFile and Pay Sales and Use Tax — https://floridarevenue.com/taxes/eservices/Pages/sutlogin.aspx
  3. Florida Dept. of Revenue — e-Services enrolment — https://floridarevenue.com/taxes/eservices/Pages/enroll.aspx