A Florida Tax Sale Affidavit is a type of legal document that is used in tax sales and certificates in the state of Florida. It is an affidavit that is sworn to under penalty of perjury that states that the sale price for a tax certificate or tax deed is accurate and that the certificate holder is the rightful owner of the real property associated with the certificate. There are two types of Florida Tax Sale Affidavit: a Tax Deed Affidavit and a Tax Certificate Affidavit. The Tax Deed Affidavit is used when the certificate holder is purchasing a tax deed from the county and needs to provide proof of payment. The Tax Certificate Affidavit is used when the certificate holder is purchasing a tax certificate from the county and needs to provide proof of payment. Both affidavits require the certificate holder to provide information about the certificate, the property, and the payment method used. In addition, the affidavit must be signed by the certificate holder, notarized, and filed with the county tax collector before the sale of the certificate or deed can be finalized.