Long Beach approves unhosted short-term rentals
Nov 24, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
Short-term rental operators in Long Beach, California, will be allowed to offer guests unhosted stays, thanks to a new law passed by the City Council. ...Continued
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Nov 24, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
Short-term rental operators in Long Beach, California, will be allowed to offer guests unhosted stays, thanks to a new law passed by the City Council. ...Continued
Nov 19, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
The Henderson City Council has approved new short-term regulations that tighten up the rules they set last year when they legalized short-term rentals....Continued
Nov 17, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
New regulations will require hosts to get a license from the city and collect transient lodging tax from guests, among other measures....Continued
Nov 10, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
Albuquerque, Sante Fe, and Taos are three New Mexico locales updating their vacation rental regulations....Continued
Nov 3, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
The island has moved on to its next phase of economic reopening, which includes allowing legal vacation rentals to operate....Continued
Oct 27, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
Hosts must create a tourism development tax account with the Palm Beach County Tax Collector's Office and obtain a local business tax receipt for each rental property. ...Continued
Oct 22, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
The ordinance bans new short-term rental units in residential neighborhoods, but allows residential properties in commercial areas to operate as vacation rentals....Continued
Oct 20, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
New requirements will make it easier for the city to track vacation rentals and more effectively collect lodging taxes from them....Continued
Oct 13, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
The Third District Court of Appeals ruled that while the high fines in Miami Beach are illegal, that doesn’t invalidate the rest of the ordinance....Continued
Oct 6, 2020 | Jennifer Sokolowsky
Vacation rental hosts may erroneously think The Masters Rule relates to local lodging taxes, but this is incorrect. The rule only applies to rental income you report on your federal income tax return....Continued