Short-term rental operators in High Point must collect and remit the North Carolina state occupancy tax and the local room occupancy tax. Guilford County also levies an occupancy tax on short-term accommodations.
NC imposes a state sales tax and occupancy tax on accommodations rented for fewer than 90 consecutive days. The City of High Point and Guilford County also collect local occupancy taxes. Platforms like Airbnb may collect some state taxes automatically, but hosts should verify local tax obligations with the city finance department.
Failure to collect and remit occupancy taxes results in penalties and interest under state and local law.
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High Point addresses barking dogs under its animal control and public nuisance ordinances. Dogs that bark excessively and disturb neighbors can result in cit...
High Point, NC
High Point regulates construction noise in residential areas. Construction activities are generally limited to daytime hours, with work restricted during ear...
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High Point regulates noise under Title 12 of its Code of Ordinances, prohibiting unreasonable noise that disturbs the peace. The city enforces stricter noise...
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High Point regulates amplified music under the general noise ordinance. Sound permits available for events. N.C.G.S. §14-288.4 applies to unreasonable distur...
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High Point regulates street parking throughout the city. Vehicles must not block traffic, driveways, fire hydrants, or crosswalks. Abandoned vehicles on stre...
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High Point regulates the storage of recreational vehicles and boats on residential properties through its Development Ordinance. RVs and boats must be stored...
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