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Taxes & Fees: Duluth vs Snellville

How do taxes & fees rules compare between Duluth, GA and Snellville, GA?

Duluth and Snellville have similar restriction levels.

Duluth, GA

Gwinnett County

Some Restrictions

Duluth STRs collect 6% GA state sales tax + 3% Gwinnett SPLOST/local sales = 7% total sales + 6-8% GA hotel-motel excise. Duluth levies local hotel-motel tax (typically 5-6%). Airbnb/Vrbo collect sales tax; operators may owe excise directly.

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Snellville, GA

Gwinnett County

Some Restrictions

Stays under 90 days subject to: 4% GA state sales tax + Gwinnett County local option sales taxes + hotel-motel excise tax. $5/night state hotel fee (O.C.G.A. §48-13-50.3) also applies.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDuluthSnellville
GA state sales4%-
Gwinnett local3% (7% total sales)-
Duluth hotel-motel~5-6% excise-
30-day ruleNo tax if 30+ days-
FilingMonthly to Duluth Finance-
State Sales Tax-4%
State Hotel Fee-$5/night
Gwinnett Hotel-Motel Tax-Applies
Local Sales Tax-Gwinnett SPLOST applies
Platform Collection-Airbnb/VRBO collect state

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Duluth FAQ

Does Airbnb collect all Duluth taxes automatically?

Airbnb collects GA state sales tax. Duluth hotel-motel excise tax often must be remitted directly by the host.

Are 30+ day rentals taxed in Duluth?

No. Stays of 30 days or longer are exempt from hotel-motel excise tax under Georgia law.

How often do Duluth STR operators file taxes?

Monthly filings are required with the Duluth Finance Department for hotel-motel excise tax.

Snellville FAQ

What taxes do I owe on short-term rental income in Snellville?

Hotel/motel occupancy tax registration required with STR application. GA 4% state sales tax plus local taxes apply. Gwinnett County hotel-motel tax rate applies.

How much is the short-term rental license fee in Snellville?

Hotel-Motel Tax: Registration required with application. State Sales Tax: 4%. Application Fee: Required (amount per city). State Law: GA §48-13-50+.

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