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Johnson City does not have specific land use or zoning regulations for short-term rentals but requires a standard business license and the collection of a 7% city occupancy tax.
As of early 2025, Johnson City does not require a special short-term rental permit or restrict where you can host. However, you must obtain a general business license and register to pay the city's 7% occupancy tax. Your total tax burden will vary between 16.25% and 17.5% depending on whether your property is in Washington, Sullivan, or Carter county.
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