Fla. Stat. 213.23
Consent agreements extending the period subject to assessment or available for refund

(1)

The executive director of the department or his or her designee may enter into agreements with taxpayers which extend the period during which an assessment may be issued or a claim for refund may be filed with respect of any tax, license, or fee collected by the Department of Revenue. Notwithstanding provisions of s. 95.091 or s. 215.26 to the contrary, if, before the expiration of time prescribed in a revenue law of this state for issuance of an assessment or claim of a refund, both the department and the taxpayer have consented in writing to the issuance of an assessment or claim of a refund after such time, an assessment may be issued or a claim for refund may be made at any time prior to the expiration of the period agreed upon. The period so agreed upon may be extended by subsequent agreements made before the expiration of the period previously agreed upon.

(2)

Consent agreements may be made on forms prescribed by the department by rule and shall be signed by the taxpayer, or the duly authorized representative of the taxpayer, and by the executive director of the department, or his or her designee, and shall specify the date of expiration. A consent agreement under this section shall operate to extend the time for issuance of an assessment, or filing of a claim for refund, only for those taxes, licenses, or fees for the taxable periods specified in the agreement.

Source: Section 213.23 — Consent agreements extending the period subject to assessment or available for refund, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0213.­23 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

213.05
Department of Revenue 213.06
Rules of department 213.10
Deposit of tax moneys collected 213.12
Certain state-chartered financial institutions 213.13
Electronic remittance and distribution of funds collected by clerks of the court 213.015
Taxpayer rights 213.018
Taxpayer problem resolution program 213.21
Informal conferences 213.22
Technical assistance advisements 213.23
Consent agreements extending the period subject to assessment or available for refund 213.24
Accrual of penalties and interest on deficiencies 213.25
Refunds 213.025
Audits, inspections, and interviews 213.26
Contracts with county tax collectors 213.27
Contracts with debt collection agencies and certain vendors 213.28
Contracts with private auditors 213.29
Failure to collect and pay over tax or attempt to evade or defeat tax 213.30
Compensation for information relating to a violation of the tax laws 213.34
Authority to audit 213.35
Books and records 213.37
Authority to require sworn statements 213.50
Failure to comply 213.051
Service of subpoenas 213.053
Confidentiality and information sharing 213.055
Declared emergency 213.67
Garnishment 213.68
Garnishment 213.69
Authority to issue warrants 213.70
Taxpayers’ escrow requirement 213.071
Certification under seal of certain records by executive director 213.73
Manner and conditions of sale of property subject of a levy by the Department of Revenue 213.74
Certificate of sale 213.75
Application of payments 213.131
Clerks of the Court Trust Fund within the Department of Revenue 213.235
Determination of interest on deficiencies 213.255
Interest 213.256
Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administration Act 213.285
Certified audits 213.295
Automated sales suppression devices 213.345
Tolling of periods during an audit 213.0532
Information-sharing agreements with financial institutions 213.0535
Registration Information Sharing and Exchange Program 213.0537
Electronic notification with affirmative consent 213.692
Integrated enforcement authority 213.731
Collection action 213.732
Jeopardy findings and assessments 213.733
Satisfaction of warrant 213.755
Filing of returns and payment of taxes by electronic means 213.756
Funds collected are state tax funds 213.757
Willful failure to pay over funds or destruction of records by agent 213.758
Transfer of tax liabilities 213.2201
Publications by the department

Current through Fall 2025

§ 213.23. Consent agreements extending the period subject to assessment or available for refund's source at flsenate​.gov