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2000 SESSION
HB 51 Transient occupancy tax; Stafford County and Gloucester County.
Introduced by: William J. Howell | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Transient occupancy tax; Stafford County and Gloucester County. Permits any county with a population no less than 60,000 and no greater than 62,500 and any county having a population no less than 29,750 and no greater than 31,000 to impose the transient occupancy tax at a rate of up to five percent with the amount above two percent being used for promoting tourism. The tax in excess of two percent shall not apply to travel campgrounds in a county within the larger population brackets. Technical amendments are included which arrange localities in numerical order.
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Transient occupancy tax; Stafford County and Gloucester County. Permits any county with a population no less than 60,000 and no greater than 62,500 and any county having a population no less than 29,750 and no greater than 31,000 to impose the transient occupancy tax at a rate of up to five percent with the amount above two percent being used for promoting tourism. The tax in excess of two percent shall not apply to travel campgrounds in a county within the larger population brackets. Technical amendments are included which arrange localities in numerical order.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Transient occupancy tax; Stafford County. Permits any county with a population no less than 60,000 and no greater than 62,500 to impose the transient occupancy tax at a rate of up to five percent with the amount above two percent being used for promoting tourism. The tax shall not apply to travel campgrounds within such a county. Technical amendments are included which arrange localities in numerical order.