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Taxes & Fees: Miami vs Miami Gardens

How do taxes & fees rules compare between Miami, FL and Miami Gardens, FL?

Miami and Miami Gardens have similar restriction levels.

Miami, FL

Miami-Dade County

Some Restrictions

City of Miami STR operators owe approximately 12-13% total tax: 6% county Convention and Tourist Tax plus 6% FL state sales tax plus any applicable county surtax. Platforms like Airbnb auto-collect most taxes.

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Miami Gardens, FL

Miami-Dade County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rental hosts in Miami Gardens must collect and remit approximately 13% in combined taxes: 6% Florida state sales tax, 1% Miami-Dade County discretionary surtax, and 6% Broward/Miami-Dade tourist development tax. Hosts must register with the Florida Department of Revenue and obtain a landlord permit ($158).

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMiamiMiami Gardens
County Tax6%-
FL Sales Tax6%-
Total~12-13%-
PlatformsAuto-collect most-
BTRAnnual requirement-
State Sales Tax-6%
County Surtax-1%
Tourist Dev. Tax-6%
Total Combined Rate-~13%
Landlord Permit-$158 every 2 years

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Miami FAQ

What taxes do Miami STRs owe?

Approximately 12-13% total: 6% county Convention and Tourist Tax plus 6% Florida state sales tax. Platforms like Airbnb auto-collect most of these.

Do I need to register for tax collection?

If using platforms that auto-collect, most taxes are handled. Otherwise, register with the FL Department of Revenue and Miami-Dade RER for tax collection obligations.

Miami Gardens FAQ

What taxes do Miami Gardens Airbnb hosts pay?

Hosts must collect approximately 13% in combined taxes: 6% Florida sales tax, 1% county surtax, and 6% tourist development tax.

Does Airbnb collect taxes automatically?

Airbnb may collect and remit certain taxes automatically, but hosts should verify which taxes are covered and ensure all required taxes are paid.

Where do I register to collect rental taxes?

Register with the Florida Department of Revenue to obtain a sales tax certificate and collect required taxes on rental income.

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