About the Revenue Division
Of the 67 Florida counties, 64 have tax collectors who are elected officials. Volusia County is a charter government, which calls for tax collection to be part of county government and handled by an appointed official. Therefore, instead of the Volusia County “Tax Collector’s” Office, it is the “Revenue” Division, and the appointed official in charge of the division is the revenue director.
The Volusia County Revenue Office is a Division of the Financial and Administrative Services Department. The Revenue Division is an agent for the Florida Department of Revenue, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Transactions conducted by the Revenue Division include:
Collecting property taxes for the local taxing authorities
Processing auto, boat and mobile home registrations and renewals
Issuing business tax receipts
Collecting tourist and convention development tax
Selling hunting and fishing licenses
The Revenue Division also serves as cashier for other county revenues.
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