Shreveport requires STR operators to collect and remit hotel-motel occupancy tax. The tax applies to all stays of less than 30 consecutive days.
Short-term rental operators must collect and remit the city and parish hotel-motel occupancy tax for stays under 30 days. Operators must register with the Shreveport Finance Department and the Caddo Parish tax authority. The combined tax rate includes city, parish, and state components. Operators using platforms should verify whether the platform remits taxes on their behalf.
Failure to collect or remit occupancy tax results in penalties, interest, and potential business license revocation.
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