HB2433 authorizes a transient guest tax in Lexington, Missouri, for tourism promotion.
HB2433 allows the governing bodies of specific cities and counties in Missouri to impose a transient guest tax on sleeping room charges at hotels, motels, bed and breakfast inns, and campgrounds, as well as docking fees for recreational boats used for sleeping. The tax rate can be between two and five percent, applied per thousand inhabitants. The tax is subject to voter approval and must be used solely for tourism promotion. Motels owned by not-for-profit organizations are exempt from this tax.
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