SB1529 mandates upfront disclosure of all fees and taxes for transient accommodations in Hawaii.
SB1529 requires all entities offering transient accommodations in Hawaii to disclose all fees and taxes upfront at the time of booking. This includes resort fees, other fees, and applicable taxes. The bill aims to ensure pricing transparency and prevent consumers from being misled by undisclosed fees. Violations of this requirement can result in civil penalties of up to $5,000 per violation. The law also ensures that the invalidity of any provision does not affect other provisions that can be enforced.
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