Daytona Beach Food Truck License Requirements (2026)
📋 Your checklist
State
- Florida Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicle (MFDV) license (DBPR Hotels & Restaurants)
Food trucks are licensed by the state. Florida law stops cities and counties from requiring their own separate food-truck license or permit fee. Fee: $347 a full year ($178.50 half year).
Source: Florida DBPR: Hotels and Restaurants food service fees · Florida DBPR: Hotels and Restaurants district offices and expiration dates · Florida Statutes §509.102 (food trucks; state preemption) - Business name and entity filings (Sunbiz)
LLCs and corporations file an annual report ($138.75 for an LLC). Using a name other than your legal name? Register it as a fictitious name.
Source: Florida Division of Corporations: File Annual Report · Florida Statutes §865.09 (fictitious name registration)
Local (Daytona Beach / Volusia County)
- City of Daytona Beach Business Tax Receipt
Required for every business in the city, including home-based ones. Attach any DBPR license with the application; you may need more than one receipt for separate services, and a $56.35 inspection fee may apply.
Source: City of Daytona Beach: Business Licensing - Volusia County
The City of Deltona says Volusia County no longer issues business tax receipts, so only the city receipt is needed locally.
Source: City of Deltona: Business Tax Office
Still to verify for your business
- 🔎 verify: Where you may park and sell (zoning and private-property rules still apply locally)
- 🔎 verify: Fire-safety inspection for propane/cooking equipment
- 🔎 verify: your exact local business-tax amount (it depends on your category, size and staff)
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Information only, not legal advice. Rules can change; check the linked official source before acting. How we verify. Other trades in Daytona Beach.