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Struggling to recoup revenue from short-term rentals? You’re not alone. Short-term rentals on platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo can generate significant amounts of tourism-related tax revenue. The tricky part? Identifying who owes what and prompting remittance. Watch this on-demand webinar to learn best practices from Yates County, NY, which was able to collect $185k in back taxes in 6 months. 

Key takeaways:  

  • How to identify what you’re owed through local and state legislation
  • Why rental property addresses and owners are difficult to identify
  • Best practices for rolling out a short-term rental compliance program

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Speakers

Headshot of Jessica Mullins

Jessica Mullins

County Administrator, Yates County, N.Y.
Headshot of Will Mason

Will Mason

Senior Marketing Manager, Granicus

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