Arizona HB2353 mandates compliance with state, county, and local laws for online lodging marketplaces.
Arizona HB2353 amends state law to ensure online lodging marketplaces comply with all applicable state, county, and local laws. The bill prohibits these marketplaces from displaying or offering properties for rent if they are not compliant. Violations result in a civil penalty of $250 per violation, with each day of violation considered a separate offense. Cities and towns are authorized to verify compliance, collect penalties, and report violations to the Department of Revenue. The definitions of "online lodging marketplace" and "online lodging operator" are consistent with existing statutes.
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