California county eyes 12 percent short-term rental tax
Yolo County supervisors are exploring a transient occupancy tax increase to 12% on short-term rentals, targeting $250,000 in annual revenue to help close a $35 million budget gap.
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Yolo County supervisors are exploring a transient occupancy tax increase to 12% on short-term rentals, targeting $250,000 in annual revenue to help close a $35 million budget gap.
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