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St. Tammany Parish bans short-term rentals in residential zones

The law applies to all accommodations offering stays for fewer than 30 days, including hotels, motels, cabins, campgrounds, and RV parks....Continued

San Bernardino County drastically increases fines for short-term rental violations

The new law raises fines from $100 to $1,000 for first-time citations, and up to $5,000 for a third citation....Continued

Airbnb, Vrbo collaborate to stop repeat offender party houses

Local communities have also been taking matters into their own hands and creating laws designed to discourage nuisance short-term rentals....Continued

Douglas County, Nevada, passes new vacation rental rules

The county will accept new permit applications starting June 21, following a moratorium on new permits that’s been in place since February....Continued

New Nevada law requires Clark County to regulate, tax short-term rentals

The new legislation overrides a ban on short-term rentals, forcing the county to create rules for vacation rental operations. ...Continued

New York City suspends occupancy tax through August

To encourage more tourists to visit the city, Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order that suspended the tax from June 1 through August 31....Continued

Santa Barbara changes short-term rental enforcement in response to court ruling

In response to a recent California appeals court ruling, the city of Santa Barbara will only enforce short-term rental violations when it receives nuisance complaints about vacation rental properties....Continued

St. Johns County passes new short-term rental rules

Operators who break the rules will first get a warning then face citations and fines for further violations....Continued

What happens when Airbnb or Vrbo collect lodging taxes for short-term rental hosts?

Even if your marketplace is collecting lodging taxes for you, you may still have compliance obligations you need to take care of yourself....Continued

La Quinta passes indefinite stay on new short-term rental permits

La Quinta, California, has replaced its temporary moratorium on new short-term rental permits in residential areas with an indefinite stay to begin in May. ...Continued