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Starting September 5 2023, New York City began enforcing its 

 which require all eligible short- term rental Hosts to be registered with the city, or have Class B status, to continue hosting short-term rental stays.

The City adopted Local Law 64 of 2020, codified as § 26-2101 

 of the Administrative Code of the City of New York (N.Y.C. Admin. Code), and effective on January 3, 2021. The provisions of this statute require disclosure of information to the Mayor’s Office of Special Enforcement (“OSE”) about certain short-term rental (less than 30 consecutive days)

 by booking services, including, but not limited to: 

 of the short-term rental; the location online of the advertisement that resulted in the short-rental; information relating to the 

; and information related to the scope of the short-term rental transaction.

The City of New York requires that home-sharing platforms share data about listings and you as a host.

Here is a list of the information Houfy might need to disclose to the City of New York:

New York City and New York State impose multiple taxes that may apply to transient occupancy or tourist use, subject to certain exemptions. Examples of taxes that could apply to your listing are:

Information about state-administered taxes is available on the New York State’s 

Information about City-administered taxes is available on the 

Houfy & New York City regulations

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