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Taxes & Fees: Concord vs Richmond

How do taxes & fees rules compare between Concord, CA and Richmond, CA?

Concord has fewer restrictions than Richmond.

Concord, CA

Contra Costa County

Some Restrictions

Concord imposes a 10% Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) on lodging stays of 30 consecutive days or fewer under Concord Municipal Code Chapter 3.25. STR operators must collect the 10% from guests, hold it in trust for the city, and remit it on a monthly or quarterly schedule. Airbnb and Vrbo collect TOT directly for many Concord listings; hosts should confirm and still file returns showing gross rents and any platform-collected amounts.

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Richmond, CA

Contra Costa County

Heavy Restrictions

Richmond imposes a 10% Transient Occupancy Tax on the rent charged for any lodging stay of fewer than 30 consecutive days, including short-term rentals. Operators must collect the tax from each guest, file returns with the Finance Department, and remit the full amount regardless of whether the platform collects on their behalf.

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