Lodging Taxes for Long Term Stays

Long Term stays are exempt from lodging taxes only after a certain number of nights are consumed.

Written By Ambrish Patel (Content Creator)

Updated at January 31st, 2024

Summary

  • Once a guest consumes the 30th or 31st day, transient occupancy lodging taxes no longer apply. 
  • Only after the guest room passes this threshold, (1) their folio should be reimbursed for all previous taxes charged and (2) their room rate should become exempt from lodging taxes.
  • The threshold varies from county to county.
 

Do Not Exempt at Booking

A long term stay should never be marked as exempt from Day 1. If a guest chooses to depart earlier than expected, they would then owe the tax. However, it is much harder to collect additional funds after the fact.

 

 

County Thresholds

County Lodging Tax Applies Exempt from Lodging Tax
Madera County, CA Night 1-30 Night 31
Mariposa County, CA Night 1-29 Night 30
Sarpy County, NE Night 1-29 Night 30

 

 

 

 

 

 

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