States & Jurisdictions
Accumulator starts with Florida and is being expanded state by state. Each state activates its own tax forms, rates, deadlines, and license tracking — automatically.
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Florida — Currently Active
All Florida rules, forms, and deadlines are live. DR-15, DBPR licensing, county surtax calculation, and FL-specific tax calendar are active on your account.
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Florida
Sales Tax: DR-15 · 6% + County
License: DBPR + Local BTR
Portal: floridarevenue.com
Filing: Monthly or Quarterly
✓ DR-15 ✓ County Surtax ✓ DBPR License ✓ Tax Calendar ✓ 1099-NEC
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Texas
Sales Tax: Form 01-114 · 6.25% + Local
No state income tax
Franchise Tax: Form 05-158
Portal: comptroller.texas.gov
Form 01-114 Franchise Tax No Income Tax
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New York
Sales Tax: ST-100 · 4% + Local
Income Tax: IT-201 / IT-204
NYC surcharge applies
Portal: tax.ny.gov
ST-100 IT-201 NYC Surcharge
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California
Sales Tax: CDTFA · 7.25% base
Income Tax: up to 13.3%
Franchise Tax: $800 min
Portal: cdtfa.ca.gov
CDTFA $800 Franchise 13.3% Max
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Georgia
Sales Tax: ST-3 · 4% + Local
Income Tax: 5.49% flat (2024)
Low regulatory burden
Portal: gtc.dor.georgia.gov
ST-3 5.49% Flat Tax
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North Carolina
Sales Tax: E-500 · 4.75% + Local
Income Tax: 4.5% flat
Growing business hub
Portal: ncdor.gov
E-500 4.5% Flat Tax
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Washington
Sales Tax: B&O + Retail · 6.5%+ Local
No state income tax
B&O Tax on gross receipts
Portal: dor.wa.gov
B&O Tax No Income Tax
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What changes when you switch states
Feature Florida ✓ Texas New York California Georgia
Sales Tax FormDR-1501-114ST-100CDTFA-401ST-3
Base Sales Tax Rate6%6.25%4%7.25%4%
State Income TaxNoneNone4–10.9%1–13.3%5.49%
License TrackingDBPR + BTRSOSDOSSOSSOS
Tax Calendar✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
County Surtax✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
DR-15 / Equiv.✓ ActiveSoonSoonSoonSoon
When a new state is activated on your account, the relevant panels (Sales Tax, Calendar, License Tracking, Forms) automatically switch to that state's rules. Your data does not change — only the rules applied to it.