A tax imposed by local governments on overnight accommodations, including hotels and short-term rentals, to generate revenue for tourism-related expenses and infrastructure.
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Glossary Term: Local Government
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A charge levied on overnight visitors by local governments or tourism boards, often added to the cost of accommodation and used to fund tourism-related services.
A permit issued by some local governments that allows homeowners to rent out their property for short periods, typically less than 30 days.
Official authorizations required by local authorities to operate a short-term rental business legally. Permits ensure compliance with zoning regulations, safety standards, and tax obligations.
Local government rules and ordinances that specifically apply to short-term rentals, often covering areas like licensing, permits, taxes, noise restrictions, and safety standards.
Taxes imposed by local governments on short-term rentals, often including occupancy taxes, tourism taxes, or specific short-term rental fees.
Local laws and guidelines that specifically address the use and rental of individual dwelling units within larger properties for short-term rental purposes.
An official document issued by a local government that allows a property owner to legally operate a short-term rental.
A legal exception granted by local authorities that allows a property owner to deviate from existing zoning regulations.
A local law that regulates land use within a specific jurisdiction, dictating permitted activities and potentially impacting short-term rental operations.
An official document issued by local authorities granting permission to use a property for short-term rentals in compliance with zoning regulations.
A local government body that hears appeals and grants variances related to zoning regulations, potentially impacting short-term rental disputes.