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Florida solicitation of contributions registration renewal

Renew the registration with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services on the anniversary of the initial registration, with the Form 990 or the financial statement.

When: On the anniversary of its registration.
Agency: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Applies to: Nonprofits asking the public for donations in Florida.
Fee: $10 to $400, by contributions
If missed: $25 a month late; administrative fines up to $5,000 for soliciting unregistered
Source: www.fdacs.gov, read October 22, 2026

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A charity that solicits in Florida registers with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and renews every year on the anniversary of its first registration, so the date is the charity's own. The fee runs from $10 for contributions under $5,000 to $400 above $10 million. The Department sends a renewal notice; a late renewal costs $25 a month. Charities raising under $50,000 a year use a simplified registration with no fee; religious organizations and schools are exempt.

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