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Florida Tax Collectors Association: 2023-2024 Impact Report

Original title: Florida Tax Collectors Association

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The Frame

What this does

The report quantifies the scale of government services managed by local tax collectors, who processed over $52.9 billion in state and local funding and millions of individual transactions for Florida residents in the last year.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Florida residents

Residents interact with tax collector offices for essential services like licensing, vehicle registration, and vital records.

Tax collector employees

4,839 individuals are employed by these offices across the state.

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Summary

This report outlines the operational scope and financial impact of Florida's constitutionally-elected tax collectors for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. It details the volume of state and local funding collected, employment figures, and the range of services provided to residents.

Key Facts

  • The Florida Tax Collectors Association collected over $52.9 billion in state and local funding during the last fiscal year.
  • Tax collectors processed over $2.4 billion in motor vehicle, vessel, driver license, and ID transactions.
  • The association reports 27 million citizen relationships served in 2024.
  • Tax collector offices employ 4,839 people across Florida.
  • The organization is registered as a 501(c)(6) entity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services do Florida Tax Collectors provide?
They manage state resources and provide services including issuing birth certificates, driver's licenses, and processing motor vehicle and vessel registrations.
How many people are employed by Florida Tax Collectors?
The association reports employing 4,839 people across the state.

Why It Matters

The report quantifies the scale of government services managed by local tax collectors, who processed over $52.9 billion in state and local funding and millions of individual transactions for Florida residents in the last year.

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financial connection90% confidence

High Volume of State Revenue Collection

The report highlights that local tax collectors act as the primary collection point for over $52.9 billion in state and local funds.

Connected Entities

location216 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301Physical address of the association.Map →
organizationClickingSpreeWebsite manager.Map →
organizationFlorida Tax Collectors AssociationThe association representing Florida's constitutionally-elected tax collectors.Map →
organizationSkye CreativeWebsite creator.Map →

Sources

Open source document

floridataxcollectors.com

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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