Sarasota County Tax Collector

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4970 City Hall Boulevard, North Port, Florida 34286

67.25

4970 City Hall Boulevard, North Port, Florida 34286

67.25

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The Tourist Development Tax (also referred to as tourist tax, bed tax or resort tax) is a 6% charge on the revenue from rentals of six months or less. This tax is in addition to the state sales tax (7% in Sarasota County). The state sales tax is sent to the Florida Department of Revenue. The local Tourist Development Tax is sent to the Sarasota County Tax Collector.

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Tue, Feb 24, 2026

4.0

This location is a one-stop shop for various government services, including driving schools, the department of motor vehicles, community and government services, tax collector's office, and driver's license office. The office is located in Building 4970, City Hall Boulevard, North Port City, and has a 4.0 rating from third-party sources. Clients have reported mixed experiences. Some found the staff to be friendly and helpful, such as the employees in the office, Edyta, and others who assisted clients with various transactions. Clients also appreciated the office's cleanliness, organization, and parking availability. However, there were complaints about rudeness and bias among staff members. One client reported a negative experience with a staff member who seemed to be biased and unhelpful. Another client mentioned that the staff was rude and seemed to be uninterested in assisting them. Some clients also reported difficulty in getting appointments or navigating the office's systems. One client had to visit multiple offices before being able to complete their transaction. Overall, while some clients have had positive experiences at this location, others have reported issues with the staff and the office's systems. A more streamlined and customer-centric approach could help improve the overall experience for clients.