Unpaid Hotel Taxes
Summary
El Paso hotels owe a whopping $2.37 million in unpaid taxes. City Council is now figuring out how to get that money back.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
That's a lot of money the city could be using for services, but it's tied up because some hotels aren't paying their dues.
Ultimately, all El Paso residents benefit when the city collects the taxes it's owed, as that money funds essential services.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
El Paso leaders to hear update on hotel tax audit after unpaid total revised
El Paso leaders to hear update on hotel tax audit after unpaid total revised KFOX
Short-term rentals in El Paso will face higher guest fees
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso is moving closer to collecting its local hotel occupancy tax from short-term rentals, including properties listed on platforms such as Airbnb and Vrbo. El Paso City Council unanimously approved changes to t...
Hotel tax to be charged on El Paso short-term rentals; St. Pius School shuts down
Hotel tax to be charged on El Paso short-term rentals; St. Pius School shuts down El Paso Matters
El Paso hotels owe $2.37M in unpaid taxes. City Council to review delinquent funds
El Paso hotels owe $2.37M in unpaid taxes. City Council to review delinquent funds El Paso Times
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