The New Jersey Assembly on Monday voted to impose a set of taxes on the growing home-sharing industry.
May 22, 2017 at 05:30 PM
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The New Jersey Assembly on Monday voted to impose a set of taxes on the growing home-sharing industry.
The Assembly, in a 46-28 vote, approved A-4587, which would impose state sales and occupancy taxes on the operators of home-sharing facilities, as well as other taxes, depending on the particular municipality.
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