Florida Self-Employed Tax Calculator
Federal income tax + 15.3% self-employment tax on 2026 1099 income for Florida residents. No state income tax to add.
Florida has no personal state income tax, so a self-employed Floridian owes only federal income tax and the 15.3% SE (Social Security + Medicare) tax. Sales tax and local business tax receipts may still apply.
Self-employed income & expenses
Estimate federal + SE + state tax for the 2026 tax year in one pass.
Detailed breakdown
Florida city tax rates for self-employed workers (2026)
Florida has no personal income tax at the state or city level. Local costs are county business tax receipts, sales tax registration, and tourist development tax for rental hosts.
| City | Local rate | State rate | What gig workers should know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville | 1.5% county sales surtax (no income tax) | 0% state income tax | Duval County local business tax receipt required for most self-employed work. |
| Miami | 1% Miami-Dade surtax | 0% state income tax | City and county business tax receipts; 6% tourist development tax on short-term rentals. |
| Tampa | 1.5% Hillsborough surtax | 0% state income tax | City business tax receipt renewed annually by September 30. |
| Orlando | 0.5% Orange County surtax | 0% state income tax | 6% tourist development tax on rentals under six months. |
| St. Petersburg | 1% Pinellas surtax | 0% state income tax | City business tax receipt; no local income tax on gig profit. |
Florida local and state filing deadlines
- Florida state income taxNone
No personal income tax return and no state estimated payments.
- Local business tax receipt renewalSeptember 30 annually
Most Florida counties and cities renew on this date; late fees start in October.
- Sales and use tax return20th of the following month
If you registered for a sales tax certificate.
- Tangible personal property return (DR-405)April 1, 2027
Required if business equipment exceeds the $25,000 exemption.
- Tourist development tax20th of the following month
Short-term rental hosts remit to the county.
- Q1 federal 1040-ESApril 15, 2026
Covers income earned January 1 – March 31.
- Q2 federal 1040-ESJune 15, 2026
Covers April 1 – May 31.
- Q3 federal 1040-ESSeptember 15, 2026
Covers June 1 – August 31.
- Q4 federal 1040-ESJanuary 15, 2027
Covers September 1 – December 31.
- Because Florida takes no income tax, budget only for federal income tax plus the 15.3% self-employment tax.
- Reemployment tax applies only if you hire employees, not to solo 1099 work.
See every Florida tax form you need to file — annual, quarterly, and local →
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