Florida Gas Tax Calculator

The Florida state gas tax is about 38.0¢/gallon. Calculate your total gas tax (state + federal) below.

Florida Total Gas Tax Paid
$8.46
State Gas Tax Rate38.0¢/gal
State Tax Amount$0
Federal Tax Amount (18.4¢/gal)$0
Total Tax on This Purchase$0

What is the gas tax in Florida?

The Florida state gas tax is approximately 38.0 cents per gallon, which is above the rough national average of around 32 cents per gallon. On top of that, the federal gas tax adds a flat 18.4 cents per gallon everywhere in the US, so drivers in Florida pay a combined rate on the higher end nationally.

How much gas tax will I pay in Florida?

Use the calculator above to enter how many gallons you're purchasing and see the exact breakdown of Florida state tax, federal tax, and total tax on that fill-up.

This is an approximate combined state gas tax rate for estimation purposes — actual rates change periodically and may include additional local taxes not reflected here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gas tax rate in Florida?

The Florida state gas tax is approximately 38.0 cents per gallon. Combined with the federal gas tax of 18.4 cents per gallon, use the calculator above to see the total tax on your fill-up.

Is Florida's gas tax above or below the national average?

Florida's gas tax of about 38.0 cents per gallon is above the rough national average of around 32 cents per gallon, putting Florida among the higher gas-tax states.

How much federal gas tax do I pay in Florida?

The federal gas tax is a flat 18.4 cents per gallon in every state, including Florida. This is added on top of Florida's own state gas tax of about 38.0 cents per gallon.

How much tax will I pay on 15 gallons of gas in Florida?

On 15 gallons in Florida, you'd pay roughly $5.70 in state gas tax and $2.76 in federal gas tax, for a total of about $8.46. Adjust the gallons in the calculator above for your own fill-up.

Why do gas prices vary within Florida?

Beyond the state gas tax, local factors like distribution costs, competition among stations, and proximity to refineries or terminals can cause gas prices to vary from city to city within Florida, even though the state and federal tax rate stays the same everywhere.

Does Florida's gas tax change often?

It depends on state law — some states adjust their gas tax rate periodically based on inflation or fuel price formulas, while others require new legislation to change the rate. Check Florida's department of transportation or revenue for the latest updates.

What is gas tax revenue used for in Florida?

Gas tax revenue in Florida, like most states, primarily funds road and bridge construction and maintenance, with some states also directing a portion toward public transit projects.