Miami-Dade County vacation rental and hotel tax (2026)

The total tax on a vacation rental or hotel stay in Miami-Dade County is 13%: 6% state sales tax + 1% county surtax + 6% tourist development tax (Florida DOR DR-15TDT R. 10/26; verified Oct 23, 2026). Miami Beach is 14% and Surfside and Bal Harbour are 11%, before city resort taxes.

Last updated Oct 23, 2026 · Last verified Oct 23, 2026

What makes up the 13% rate?

  • State sales tax: 6%
  • County surtax: 1%
  • Tourist development tax: 6%
  • Total: 13%

Where it applies: 6% countywide, except 7% in Miami Beach and 4% in Surfside and Bal Harbour. Municipal resort taxes (for example in Miami Beach, Surfside and Bal Harbour) are separate and not included.

Miami-Dade County city rates (before any city resort tax)
CityTourist development taxTotal
Miami Beach7%14%
Surfside4%11%
Bal Harbour4%11%

How much tax will I pay on a stay in Miami-Dade County?

Miami-Dade County: tax on your stay
Taxable rental charges$1,150.00
State sales tax (6%)$69.00
County surtax (1%)$11.50
Tourist development tax (6%)$69.00
Total tax (13%)$149.50
Total with tax$1,299.50

Example default: $250 a night for 4 nights plus a $150 cleaning fee. Florida taxes rental charges the guest must pay as a condition of the stay, such as cleaning fees (DR-15N, Line D). City resort taxes (for example in Miami Beach, Surfside and Bal Harbour) and any platform or resort fees are not included.

How much tax is on a $1,000 stay in Miami-Dade County?

$130.00: $60.00 state sales tax, $10.00 county surtax and $60.00 tourist development tax, for $1,130.00 in total.

Does the $5,000 surtax cap apply to rentals in Miami-Dade County?

No. The $5,000 single-item limit on the county surtax does not apply to vacation rentals or hotel stays: Florida DOR says the surtax applies to the full rental charge (DR-15N; Rule 12A-15.004(2)(a), F.A.C.).

Who collects the tourist development tax in Miami-Dade County?

Miami-Dade County collects its own tourist development tax. DOR notes that self-collecting counties may not report rate changes, so confirm the current rate with the county before you file.

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Last updated: Oct 23, 2026 · Next review: Jan 2, 2027 · Download CSV (county rates) · Methodology