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Florida RT-6 / SUTA Filing Made Simple
Missed your Florida RT-6? We’ll file it.
RT-6 is Florida’s quarterly unemployment tax form. People also call it SUTA. Same thing. If you got employees in Florida (or used to), you probably need this filed. We handle it, even when your late.
Florida employers only · Late RT-6 / SUTA welcome
Why people call us
Waiting just makes it more expensive
Florida hits late RT-6 / SUTA filings with $25 every 30 days (up to $300 per return). Miss a couple quarters and it adds up quicker than you’d think.
Late penalty
$25
every 30 days, for each late return
Three late quarters? That’s three separate clocks ticking. And yes, you might still owe a filing even if wages were $0 that quarter. Happens alot.
You don’t gotta dig through state forms alone
Tell us what’s going on. We prep the return, you look it over, we file it. You get back to actual work.
I’m already late. Help.How it works
Four steps. That’s pretty much it.
You don’t need to become a tax person overnight. You just need the form filed.
01
Tell us what’s going on
How many quarters are late? Get a notice in the mail? That’s enough to start.
02
We prep the RT-6
We put the SUTA return together from your info. No portal maze for you.
03
You approve, we file
You look it over and sign the okay. Florida might need a short authorization form. Then we submit.
04
Your caught up
Late returns get filed. New penalty days stop stacking from more delays. Done.
Is this for you?
If your a Florida employer with RT-6 trouble, yeah.
We only do Florida RT-6 / SUTA. That’s the whole business. Keeps us focused.
You hired in Florida
Got employees (or had some) and just found out about this quarterly SUTA form. We’ll get you current.
Your behind and kinda stressed
Missed one quarter, then another. Notices showing up. We catch you up before it gets uglier.
You paid $0 wages
Still registered as an employer? Florida often still wants the RT-6. We file those too.
Your a bookkeeper helping a client
Hand off the RT-6 catch-up. We’ll work with you so your client gets filed without the headache.
Why people hire us
One job: get your RT-6 / SUTA filed
No random upsells into other tax stuff. Just the Florida form that keeps costing money till somebody files it.
Reply within one business day
You won’t sit in a black hole. We answer, quote clear, and tell you exactly what we need next.
You approve before we file
Nothing goes to the state without you looking at it first. Simple as that.
Proper paperwork
If Florida wants a Power of Attorney (DR-835) so we can file for you, we walk you through it. No weird shortcuts.
Pricing
Clear prices. Pay per quarter.
Cheaper than watching late fees pile up. You know the cost before we start.
On-time filing from
$99 / quarter
Late or missing quarters from $149 each
Free resources
Useful reads if your figuring this out
RT-6 is also called SUTA. Same form. These guides cover the stuff Florida employers ask us about the most.
4 min read
What is Florida RT-6 (aka SUTA)?
Plain English explanation of Florida’s RT-6 return, also called SUTA, and why employers have to file it.
5 min read
How to fix a late Florida RT-6 filing
What to do if you missed your Florida RT-6 (SUTA) deadline, how penalties work, and how to catch up.
3 min read
Do I still file RT-6 if I had $0 wages?
Yes, often. Here’s when Florida employers still need to file an RT-6 / SUTA return with zero wages.
Get started
Four fields. Then pay or pick a call.
No long questionnaire. Tell us the basics and we’ll get your Florida RT-6 / SUTA moving.
- Late and missing quarters are normal here
- No documents needed in this first step
- Florida employers only