What the Elimination of Commercial Rent Tax Florida Means for Your Business

Florida’s repeal of the commercial rent tax has created significant savings for companies leasing office, retail, industrial, and warehouse space statewide.

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But with those savings come new compliance requirements that business owners and landlords must understand.

In this video, Miami business attorney Santiago Cueto breaks down what the repeal means for sophisticated commercial tenants, landlords, and growing companies operating in Florida.

If your company leases commercial space in Florida, this update affects your bottom line.

CHAPTERS
00:00 – Florida Ends a 50-Year Tax
00:32 – Why the Commercial Rent Tax Existed
01:12 – What the Tax Applied To
01:45 – Reduction Timeline (2017–2024)
02:30 – October 1st Repeal Explained
03:05 – The Timing Rule (When Tax Still Applies)
03:45 – Landlord Obligations Now
04:25 – What Is Still Taxed in Florida
05:10 – Impact on Florida Businesses
05:55 – How Landlords Benefit
06:35 – Lease Language That Must Be Updated
07:15 – Documentation for Audit Protection
07:50 – County Surtaxes & Local Authority
08:20 – Why This Change Improves Florida’s Competitiveness
08:55 – Final Thoughts

⚖️ Legal Disclaimer

The information in this video is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this content does not create an attorney–client relationship with Cueto Law Group. For advice specific to your situation, contact our Miami office at https://cuetolawgroup.com/