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State of the state: Alabama short-term rental rules

Short-term rental operators in Alabama need to follow state and local rules on taxes and operations....Continued

State of the state: Florida short-term rental rules

Florida STR operators must follow state and local operational, tax regulations...Continued

What short-term rental hosts need to know about lodging taxes for the 2026 World Cup

A complete guide to lodging taxes for short-term rentals in major World Cup host cities...Continued

5 tips for researching local lodging tax laws for your short-term rental business

Trying to figure out lodging taxes for your short-term rental? Here’s how to find the info you need...Continued

2024 short-term rental industry highlights: Regulation ramps up

2024 in review: Local, state, and federal shifts in short-term rental laws...Continued

Top 5 misconceptions about short-term rental lodging taxes

Short-term rental tax confusion? We’ve got answers....Continued

Avalara report pinpoints 2023 changes for STR lodging taxes

Avalara 2023 report offers insights for STR hosts on lodging tax trends and changes...Continued

Chelan County steps up enforcement of short-term rental laws

Chelan County’s code enforcement department is now fully staffed and the county is planning to crack down on illegal short-term rentals. ...Continued

Sonoma County halts new short-term rental permits for 45 days

Sonoma County, California, has implemented a 45-day moratorium on new short-term rental permits in unincorporated areas of the county due to high demand. ...Continued

Truckee, California, caps vacation rentals

Under new short-term rental rules in Truckee, California, the number of vacation rentals will be capped at 1,255 amid concerns about the availability of local affordable housing....Continued