Since reaching its tax agreement with Vermont two years ago, Airbnb has remitted more than $7.8 million in taxes.
Airbnb automatically collects and remits this tax, providing a significant boost to state coffers while making the process seamless for individuals and families who share their…
By Katy Savage
A public hearing before the Killington Development Review Board about a Killington rental home was called off moments after it started Oct. 17.
Attorney Pat Burke, who represented several property owners in the Cricket Hill Community at the meeting,…
By Katy Savage
HUBBARDTON—Kurt Schneider calls his campsite Restoration at Cattail Cove. It sits on an edge of his lakeside property in Hubbardton, surrounded by trees and occasional blue herons at the edge of the water.
It features a queen-size, extra thick…
In an attempt to close a tax loophole enjoyed by operators of short-term rentals such as Airbnb, and to assure visitors and paying guests of safe and sanitary conditions, the Vermont General Assembly passed Act 10, requiring that certain conditions must be met.
Effective July…
By Karen D. Lorentz
Nationally, the Airbnb trend has caught on in ski towns, so it’s not too surprising that it is popular in Killington. In fact, Killington ranks no. 1 for having the most Airbnb accommodations in Vermont with 453 listings (from 161 hosts)….
On Sept. 15, the Vermont Department of Taxes announced an agreement with Airbnb to collect meals and rooms tax on payment for lodging offered by its hosts. Vermont joins other states and the District of Columbia, as well as many other cities and counties where…
