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Taxes & Fees: Camarillo vs Oxnard

How do taxes & fees rules compare between Camarillo, CA and Oxnard, CA?

Camarillo has fewer restrictions than Oxnard.

Camarillo, CA

Ventura County

Some Restrictions

Camarillo imposes a Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) under CMC Title 3 on stays of 30 days or less. The TOT applies to hotels, motels, and any other short-term lodging. Property owners who operate any form of short-term rental would be required to collect and remit TOT to the city.

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Oxnard, CA

Ventura County

Heavy Restrictions

Oxnard STR operators must collect and remit Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) at 10% of the rental rate. This applies to all rentals under 30 days. Booking platforms may collect the tax automatically but operators must verify compliance.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCamarilloOxnard
Tax TypeTransient Occupancy Tax (TOT)-
Applies ToStays of 30 days or lessAll rentals under 30 days
RegistrationRequired with cityFinance Department
RemittanceMonthly to city-
Code SectionCMC Title 3-
TOT Rate-10% of rental rate
Platform Collection-Some platforms remit automatically

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Camarillo FAQ

What is the TOT rate in Camarillo?

Camarillo's Transient Occupancy Tax rate is established under CMC Title 3 (Revenue and Finance). Contact the city's Finance Department for the current rate, as it may be updated by ordinance.

Who must pay the TOT?

The tax is paid by the guest (transient) but collected and remitted by the operator (property owner or manager). Any person operating a hotel, motel, or temporary lodging facility for stays under 30 days must register with the city and collect TOT.

Does TOT apply to Airbnb rentals in Camarillo?

If short-term rentals were authorized in Camarillo, the TOT would apply to any stay of 30 days or less. Since STRs are not currently permitted in residential zones, the question is largely moot. Contact Community Development at (805) 388-5360 for the current status of STR regulations.

Oxnard FAQ

What is the TOT rate for Oxnard short-term rentals?

Oxnard STR operators must collect and remit Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) at 10% of the rental rate. This applies to all stays of 30 days or fewer.

Do Airbnb hosts in Oxnard need to collect TOT?

Yes. All STR operators must collect and remit the 10% TOT regardless of the booking platform used. Some platforms may collect and remit on behalf of hosts, but operators remain ultimately responsible.

How do I remit TOT for my Oxnard rental?

Register with the City of Oxnard Finance Department for a TOT account. Taxes are typically remitted monthly or quarterly. Contact Community Development at (805) 385-7858 for registration details.

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