NEWS & INSIGHTS
Overview for Producers of Gas and Sulfur
Each year, the tax rates for the production of gas and sulfur are adjusted according to Florida law. These adjusted rates are applicable starting July 1 and must be used when completing the Florida Department of Revenue’s Declaration of Estimated Gas and Sulfur Production Tax (Form DR-144ES). The updated forms will be mailed to all active accounts during the last week of July 2024.
Gas Production Tax Rate
Effective Date: July 1, 2024
Tax Rate: $0.20 per MCF (1,000 cubic feet)
Tax Rate Calculation:
Base Rate: $0.171
Base Rate Adjustment: 1.16866
Calculated Rate:
$0.171 x 1.16866 = $0.20 per MCF
Sulfur Production Tax Rate
Effective Date: July 1, 2024
Tax Rate: $6.72 per ton
Tax Rate Calculation:
Base Rate: $2.43
Base Rate Adjustment: 2.76656
Calculated Rate:
$2.43 x 2.76656 = $6.72 per ton
Basis for Rate Adjustments
The rates are derived from the producer price indices for the previous calendar year, as published by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics.
References
Sections 211.025 and 211.026, Florida Statutes
Florida Department of Revenue Forms: Declaration of Estimated Gas and Sulfur Production Tax (Form DR-144ES)
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Jeanette Moffa is a Partner in the Fort Lauderdale office of Moffa, Sutton, & Donnini. She focuses her practice in Florida state and local tax. Jeanette provides SALT planning and consulting as part of her practice, addressing issues such as nexus and taxability, including exemptions, inclusions, and exclusions of transactions from the tax base. In addition, she handles tax controversy, working with state and local agencies in resolution of assessment and refund cases. She also litigates state and local tax and administrative law issues.