Atlantic Beach may adopt local laws taxing hotel and motel stays and beach club use, with rates capped at 3% and a 90-day hotel resident exemption.
Atlantic Beach may tax hotel and motel stays and beach club use through local laws. Rates are capped at 3%, and hotel and motel residents staying at least 90 days are exempt.
Tax revenue goes into Atlantic Beach's general fund and may support any lawful village purpose.
Atlantic Beach may adopt local laws to tax hotel and motel stays and beach club use. The tax may cover overnight lodging, including bed-and-breakfast and tourist facilities, and beach clubs in Atlantic Beach. A local law must impose the tax. The rate may not exceed 3% of the daily room rental or beach club charge. People staying in a hotel or motel for at least 90 consecutive days are exempt. The tax also does not apply to certain government transactions or qualifying nonprofit transactions. The law took effect immediately and expires on December 31, 2029.
The village must put revenue from the tax in its general fund, where it may use the money for any lawful purpose. This covers revenue collected under local laws imposing the tax. This applies while the tax is imposed under local law and before this law expires on December 31, 2029.
No hearings or votes scheduled.