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Augusta, ME does not currently enforce a citywide short-term rental permit system or registration, though hosts must comply with state-level lodging taxes.
There is no specialized short-term rental license or permit required by the City of Augusta for residential properties. However, you must register with the state to pay the 9% lodging tax and ensure your property meets standard Maine life safety codes like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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