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Superyacht News | June 17, 2026
Florida’s $18,000 Boat Sales Tax Cap, ExplainedFlorida applies a sales tax rule to boats that surprises most first-time buyers. The state charges 6% sales tax on a vessel, but the total tax due is capped at $18,000, regardless of the purchase price. For buyers at the
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