Finally, some talk about local taxes—but not in a progressive direction - 48 Hills
Summary
This article discusses the ongoing conversation surrounding local taxes in the context of short-term rentals, without suggesting progressive changes. The focus is on tax implications for hosts. Further details on these local tax discussions and potential effects on STR businesses are forthcoming.
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