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Late filings

Already late on RT-6 / SUTA? We fix that.

Your not the first. Tell us how many quarters your behind. We’ll tell you what it costs and get the filings done.

Quick calculator

How much have late fees already cost?

Rough estimate using Florida’s common $25 per 30 days late rule (capped at $300 per return). Not official advice, just the math.

Estimated late-filing penalties

$100

About $50 per return × 2 quarters (2 × $25 periods, capped at $300).

What waiting costs

$25

every 30 days, per late return

Our late filing help starts at $149 a quarter. For a lot of folks that’s less than another penalty cycle hitting.

The fee keeps ticking

Florida adds $25 every 30 days your RT-6 is late, up to $300 per return. Filing sooner usually beats waiting it out.

One missed quarter becomes three

Happens constantly. Skip one deadline, then the next. We file the late SUTA returns together so your fully caught up.

Even $0 wages can need a filing

Still registered as an employer with no payroll that quarter? Florida may still want the form. We handle those.

Get help with late filings

How many quarters are late? We’ll reply with a simple plan.

Florida employers only. We won’t share your info. If we file your RT-6 / SUTA for you, you’ll sign a short authorization form (DR-835) first.

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