Short-term rental operators in St. George must collect and remit the Transient Room Tax (TRT) in addition to state and local sales taxes. A business license fee also applies.
St. George STR operators must collect the Utah Transient Room Tax on all stays of less than 30 consecutive days. The combined tax rate includes state sales tax, county tourism tax, and city transient room tax. Operators must register with the Utah State Tax Commission and remit taxes on the required schedule. A city business license fee is charged annually. Platforms like Airbnb and VRBO may collect some taxes on behalf of hosts, but operators remain responsible for ensuring full compliance.
Failure to collect or remit required taxes results in penalties, back taxes, and potential loss of the STR business license.
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