Deltona short-term rental hosts must collect 12.5% total tax: 6% Florida state sales tax, 0.5% Volusia County discretionary surtax, and 6% Volusia County Tourist Development Tax (3% tourist + 3% convention). Tax accounts must be established with both the FL Department of Revenue and Volusia County.
Short-term rental operators in Deltona must collect the city transient occupancy tax (TOT) or hotel occupancy tax (HOT) on all stays under 30 days. The rate is set by city ordinance and typically ranges from 5% to 8% of the nightly rental rate. Operators must register with the Deltona tax collector and file returns quarterly. Many booking platforms collect and remit taxes automatically, but hosts are ultimately responsible for ensuring compliance. Permit application fees range from $100 to $300, and annual renewal fees are typically $75 to $200.
Failure to collect or remit occupancy taxes carries penalties of 10% of the unpaid amount per month, plus interest. Operating without tax registration may result in back-tax assessments plus fines.
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