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Taxes & Fees: Denton vs Lewisville

How do taxes & fees rules compare between Denton, TX and Lewisville, TX?

Denton and Lewisville have similar restriction levels.

Denton, TX

Denton County

Some Restrictions

STR operators must collect and remit state Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) of 6% plus City of Denton HOT of 7% for a combined 13% tax on all rentals under 30 consecutive days. TX Tax Code Ch. 351 authorizes the city HOT. Annual registration fee is $100. Platforms like Airbnb collect state HOT automatically but operators must remit city HOT directly.

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Lewisville, TX

Denton County

Some Restrictions

Lewisville STR operators must collect 7 percent city hotel occupancy tax plus the 6 percent state tax for a combined 13 percent rate on nightly rental prices.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDentonLewisville
State HOT6% (TX Tax Code Ch. 156)-
City HOT7% (TX Tax Code Ch. 351)-
Combined Rate13%13 percent
City FilingMonthly to Denton Finance Dept-
Registration Fee$100/year-
City HOT Rate-7 percent
State HOT Rate-6 percent
Filing-Quarterly to TX Comptroller and city
Contact-Finance Dept. (972) 219-3400

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Denton FAQ

Does Airbnb collect all taxes for Denton STRs?

Airbnb collects and remits the 6% state HOT automatically in Texas. However, you must verify whether the 7% city HOT is also being collected by your platform. If not, you must remit it directly to the City of Denton Finance Department on a monthly basis.

What is the total tax on a Denton short-term rental?

The combined Hotel Occupancy Tax rate is 13% -- 6% state (TX Tax Code Ch. 156) plus 7% city (TX Tax Code Ch. 351) -- applied to the nightly rental rate for stays under 30 consecutive days.

Lewisville FAQ

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