Cities open door to Airbnb tourism taxes

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By Marlize van Romburgh / Friday, September 20th, 2013 / Comments Off on Cities open door to Airbnb tourism taxes

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Popular tourist destinations across the region are figuring out how to accommodate services such as Airbnb, which let homeowners rent out private residences as short-term vacation rentals. In Santa Barbara, city leaders decided to embrace the trend — and the tax revenues that come with it — and hired a new staffer to track down…

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Marlize van Romburgh

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Marlize van Romburgh covers banking, finance, agricultural and viticulture. She writes a weekly column on commercial real estate and a monthly column on the restaurant industry. Follow her at @marlizevr

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