Hawaii HB973 mandates full transparency in transient accommodations pricing by requiring all resort fees and applicable taxes to be included upfront.
Hawaii HB973 aims to ensure full transparency in transient accommodations pricing by requiring all resort fees and applicable taxes to be included upfront. This bill applies to all transient accommodations brokers and other entities, prohibiting them from offering, listing, advertising, or displaying a rental rate that does not include all resort fees. Additionally, it mandates that all applicable taxes and fees imposed by a government on the stay must be included in the total price before a consumer reserves the accommodation.
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