Is your rental at risk? Understanding California law SB 584's 15% tax

2.2K viewsPublished: July 24, 20230m 54sScore: 75
Regulations & Compliance
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Local Regulations
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Mid-Term Rental

Summary

The video discusses the potential impact of a new bill that could impose an additional 15% tax on short-term rentals in California, bringing the total tax burden to around 30% and significantly affecting profitability. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of the legislation and planning how to minimize the impact, and recommends diversifying with mid-term rentals to mitigate potential losses.

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