California SB594 regulates short-term rentals within Indian tribal jurisdictions, requiring facilitators to report rental details and pay transient.

California SB594, the Short-Term Rental Facilitator Act of 2026, applies to Indian tribes that adopt ordinances regulating short-term rentals. It defines a short-term rental as a non-hotel lodging occupied for 30 days or less. The act mandates short-term rental facilitators to report rental details, including addresses and URLs, to the tribe. Facilitators must also include any applicable license numbers and transient occupancy tax certifications in rental listings. The act allows tribes to audit facilitators and impose fines for non-compliance.

California SB594 regulates short-term rentals within Indian tribal jurisdictions, requiring facilitators to report rental details and pay transient.

California SB594, the Short-Term Rental Facilitator Act of 2026, applies to Indian tribes that adopt ordinances regulating short-term rentals. It defines a short-term rental as a non-hotel lodging occupied for 30 days or less. The act mandates short-term rental facilitators to report rental details, including addresses and URLs, to the tribe. Facilitators must also include any applicable license numbers and transient occupancy tax certifications in rental listings. The act allows tribes to audit facilitators and impose fines for non-compliance.