After the completion of 30 consecutive days involving occupancy of a room or rooms in a hotel, an occupant is considered to be a permanent resident and is not required to pay Hotel Occupancy Tax.
The occupancy of a room or rooms by an ambassador, minister, or other diplomatic representative of a foreign government properly accredited by the U.S. Government is not subject to tax.
The occupancy of a room or rooms by employees or representatives of the U.S. Government is subject to tax unless the employee is on official business, provides the required supervisory approved documentation and the rent is paid by the U.S.Government.
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debbie hughey
18th May 2014
Where can I find the law that in the states of PA, NJ, GA that occupant/ resident of a hotel stay of more than 30 days are entitled to received all of the taxes that they have paid from day one ?
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