Florida Sales Tax Revenue Q2 2027
Florida Sales Tax Revenue June 2027 · June 2027 · Trading open
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About this market
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Trading closes on Sep 9, 2027. The result is confirmed by US Census Bureau.
Sales and gross receipts taxes revenue is the total amount that Florida collects from taxes imposed on the sale of goods and certain taxable services.
Rules and timeline
Each outcome is its own contract. A Yes contract pays $1 if its outcome happens and $0 if not; a No contract pays the reverse. Because the contracts trade separately, their chances don't have to add up to 100%.
- 10000Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $10,000 million in Q2 2027.
- 10250Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $10,250 million in Q2 2027.
- 10500Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $10,500 million in Q2 2027.
- 10750Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $10,750 million in Q2 2027.
- 11000Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $11,000 million in Q2 2027.
- 9000Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $9,000 million in Q2 2027.
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- 9250Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $9,250 million in Q2 2027.
- 9500Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $9,500 million in Q2 2027.
- 9750Resolves Yes if sales and gross receipts taxes revenue in Florida exceeds $9,750 million in Q2 2027.
Result confirmed by US Census Bureau.
- Trading opened
- Sep 3, 2026
- Trading closes
- Sep 9, 2027
- Expected result
- Sep 9, 2027
- Expected payout
- Sep 9, 2027
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