New York S08679 authorizes an occupancy tax in Oswego, with revenues supporting municipal services.
New York S08679 amends the tax law to authorize the city of Oswego to impose an occupancy tax on rooms rented in hotels, motels, and similar accommodations. The tax rate cannot exceed three percent of the per diem rental rate. Revenues from the tax will be deposited into the city's general fund and used for municipal services, infrastructure, and other essential expenditures. The tax can be imposed for up to two years and will expire on December 31, 2028. The chief fiscal officer of Oswego will collect and administer the tax.
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