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Short-term rentals in New Haven are primarily regulated through the city's Residential Rental Business License program for multi-unit properties and are subject to both state and local occupancy taxes.
If you rent out a multi-unit property (like a duplex or apartment building) that you don't live in, you must obtain a Residential Rental Business License from the Livable City Initiative. While single-family homes and owner-occupied 2-3 unit houses are currently exempt from the license, all hosts must still pay a 15% state tax and a 6% local occupancy tax.
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