Miami-Dade County Transfer Tax

Miami-Dade County charges 0.6% of the purchase price in place of the Florida state tax (0.7% of the purchase price). On a $416,800 home that is $2,501 in total. Miami-Dade's deed tax is 60 cents per $100 in place of the 70-cent statewide rate; the county's separate 45-cent documentary surtax (Fla. Stat. 201.031) does not apply to a single-family residence and is not included here.

Miami-Dade County transfer tax by purchase price

Purchase priceState taxMiami-Dade CountyTotal
$150,000$0$900$900
$200,000$0$1,200$1,200
$250,000$0$1,500$1,500
$300,000$0$1,800$1,800
$350,000$0$2,100$2,100
$400,000$0$2,400$2,400
$450,000$0$2,700$2,700
$500,000$0$3,000$3,000
$600,000$0$3,600$3,600
$700,000$0$4,200$4,200
$800,000$0$4,800$4,800
$1,000,000$0$6,000$6,000

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Who pays

Seller. Miami-Dade's deed tax is 60 cents per $100 in place of the 70-cent statewide rate; the county's separate 45-cent documentary surtax (Fla. Stat. 201.031) does not apply to a single-family residence and is not included here.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the transfer tax in Miami-Dade County?

Miami-Dade County charges 0.6% of the purchase price, in place of the Florida state tax, so a $416,800 home pays $2,501 in total ($0 state, $2,501 local).

Who pays the Miami-Dade County transfer tax?

Seller. Miami-Dade's deed tax is 60 cents per $100 in place of the 70-cent statewide rate; the county's separate 45-cent documentary surtax (Fla. Stat. 201.031) does not apply to a single-family residence and is not included here.

Sources

Rates as the statute or revenue department publishes them, checked 2026-09-22. Figures are computed from those rates and rounded to the dollar; exemptions for first-time buyers or principal residences are noted where they exist and are not applied. All sources.

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Figures are computed from the statutes and ordinances cited above and rounded to the dollar. This is general information, not tax or legal advice.

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