Temple Terrace may require STR operators to maintain a local Business Tax Receipt and provide a 24-hour responsible-party contact. SB 280 (2024) allows Florida cities to adopt formal STR registration programs.
Florida SB 280 signed in 2024 authorizes local governments to require STR registration, set reasonable fees, and suspend registrations for repeat violations, provided rules apply uniformly to all residential rentals. Temple Terrace currently requires a city Business Tax Receipt for any rental use and full compliance with DBPR licensing under FL §509. Operators should monitor city ordinances for any new registration program and keep the Hillsborough County TDT account active.
Operating without a BTR: 100 dollars plus tax arrears. Failure to maintain a local contact person may result in progressive code enforcement action.
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