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Short-term rental taxes and licenses
What you charge, who remits it, what you must hold. One page per jurisdiction, every figure sourced.
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Every state has a page covering the layer that applies right across it: what the state charges, whether the booking platforms collect it for you, and what you have to register. Open one, then run an address for the county, city and district layers that stack on top. A number beside a state is how many individual jurisdictions have been researched inside it.
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Recently researched
- New Mexico5% county occupancy tax
- Cortez, ColoradoTotal lodging tax: 4.90%
- Ocean Isle Beach, North CarolinaState sales tax + 1% county + up to 5% city
- Panama City, Florida6% total combined rate
- Peoria, Arizona12.87% total transient lodging tax rate for short-term rentals
- New Paltz (village), New York4% occupancy tax (county). State and local sales tax also applies separately as required by New York State law.
- Oshkosh, Wisconsin~15.5% combined rate
- Tucson, Arizona10% city tax
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina9%
- Lake City, Minnesota6.875% + 1.25% + Lake City lodging tax
- Juneau, Alaska14% total (5% sales tax + 9% hotel-motel tax)
- Sacramento, California12% + STMD (zone-specific) + STID
Showing the 12 most recent of 18. Open a state above for everything researched inside it.
Questions about these profiles
What does each tax profile include?
The lodging, sales and occupancy taxes that apply to a short-term rental in that city, county and state, which booking platforms remit them for you, the licenses and permits you must hold, and the filing and renewal calendar. Every rate is sourced to the government page it came from.
Do Airbnb and Vrbo pay these taxes for me?
In many jurisdictions they collect and remit some or all lodging taxes on their bookings. Booking.com, Expedia, Google and direct bookings usually do not, so the owner collects and files those. Each profile says which is which for that location.
How is a profile researched?
A research run pulls the published rates and rules from state, county and city sources, then a validator checks every figure in code: unsourced rates are downgraded, a rate not from a government or municipal-code source is flagged, and a profile that cannot confirm its core rates stays out of search results until it can.
Is this tax advice?
No. These are automated research profiles compiled from published government sources and checked in code, meant to tell you what to configure and what to ask a professional. Confirm anything you file with a tax professional or the jurisdiction itself.
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