City Revenue Boost OTAs and Tax Collection Partnerships #shorts #airbnb #airbnbhostingtips #taxes
Summary
Cities benefit significantly from short-term rental taxes and have agreements with OTAs like Airbnb and VRBO to collect these taxes on behalf of the owners. This eases the tax collection burden on the city, removing the need to create new departments or hire more staff. This partnership also works in favor of owners, allowing them to collect taxes on behalf of the owner automatically, resulting in an overall win-win situation for the city and the owners.
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