Proposal to tax San Diego vacation rentals and second homes up to $12,000 fails in council committee - sandiegouniontribune.com
Summary
A proposal to tax vacation rentals and second homes in San Diego, potentially up to $12,000, failed in a council committee. This means San Diego hosts are not currently facing this specific tax increase. However, hosts should stay informed about local regulations as these situations can change.
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