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The City of Kenosha requires a local lodging license, a state-level tourist rooming house license, and a 10.5% municipal room tax for short-term rentals.
To host a short-term rental in Kenosha, you must obtain a Yearly Lodging/Rooming House license from the City Clerk and a Tourist Rooming House license from Kenosha County Health. You are also required to register with the City Treasurer to collect and pay a 10.5% room tax on all stays of less than 30 days.
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