Marseille Imposes 90-Day Cap, Airbnb To Collect Taxes in Italy, Vermont Bill Targets Short-Term Rentals - RSU by PriceLabs
Summary
This article from PriceLabs discusses recent developments in short-term rental regulations and tax collection across different regions. Marseille has implemented a 90-day cap on rentals. Airbnb will begin collecting taxes in Italy. A Vermont bill is also targeting short-term rentals, highlighting the growing complexity of STR compliance.
Key Insights
- •A bill in Vermont targets short-term rentals.
- •Airbnb will begin collecting taxes in Italy.
- •Marseille has implemented a 90-day cap on short-term rentals.
Action Items
- ✓Hosts should research and understand local regulations in their specific markets regarding rental limits and tax obligations.Effort: lowImpact: high
Tools & Resources
- →PriceLabs: The article is RSU by PriceLabs.
Common Mistakes
- ⚠Hosts risk fines or closure if they exceed rental limits imposed by local authorities, such as the 90-day cap in Marseille.
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