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Hotel taxes in California are locally-imposed taxes that are paid by guests who stay at hotels or similar establishments within the geographical borders of the municipality that is levying the tax.
About 400 California cities impose a hotel tax on visitors to their city, or roughly 85% of the approximately 480 cities in California. Sixty California cities levy a hotel tax that exceeds 10%.[1]
Election results
November 3, 2009
- See also: November 3, 2009 ballot measures in California
| Measure
| County
| Details
| Outcome
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| Artesia, Measure S
| Los Angeles
| Increase from 6% to 12.5%
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| Banning, Measure L
| Riverside
| Increase from 6% to 12%
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| Blythe, Measure H
| Riverside
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| Brisbane, Measure G
| San Mateo
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| Burlingame, Measure H
| San Mateo
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| Irwindale, Measure T
| Los Angeles
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| Millbrae, Measure J
| San Mateo
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| Norco, Measure B
| Riverside
| Increase from 8% to 11%
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| Rancho Palos Verdes, Measure TOT
| Los Angeles
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| San Anselmo, Measure F
| Marin
| Increase to 10%
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| San Bruno, Measure F
| San Mateo
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| San Mateo, Measure M
| San Mateo
| Increase from 10% to 12%
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| South San Francisco, Measure O
| San Mateo
| Increase from 9% to 10%
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July 21, 2009
- See also: July 21, 2009 ballot measures in California
May 19, 2009
- See also: May 19, 2009 ballot measures in California
March 3, 2009
- See also: March 3, 2009 ballot measures in California
November 4, 2008
- See also: November 4, 2008 ballot measures in California
Twelve hotel tax increases were on the November ballot; seven were approved.
| Measure
| County
| Details
| Outcome
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| Bear Lake hotel tax, Measure Y, 2008
| San Bernardino
| Increase tax from 6% to 8%
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| Del Mar lodging tax, Proposition H, 2008
| San Diego
| Increase tax from 10.5% to 13%
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| Encinitas Sand Tax (2008)
| San Diego
| 2% hotel tax for beach sand replenishment
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| Eureka Transient Rooming Tax Measure E, 2008
| Humboldt
| Increase tax from 9% to 10%
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| Fremont hotel tax, Measure MM, 2008
| Alameda
| Increase tax from 8% to 10%
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| Kerman Hotel Tax, Measure T, 2008
| Fresno
| Impose hotel tax of 8%
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| Kingsburg Hotel Tax, Measure A, 2008
| Fresno
| Increase tax from 8% to 12%
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| Selma Hotel Tax, Measure R, 2008
| Fresno
| Increase tax from 6% to 10%
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| Siskiyou County Hotel Tax, Measure M, 2008
| Siskiyou
| Increase tax from 8% to 12%
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| Solvang hotel tax, Measure B, 2008
| Santa Barbara
| Increase tax from 10% to 11%
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| Victorville hotel tax increase, Measure C, 2008
| San Bernardino
| Increase tax from 7% to 10%
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| Windsor hotel tax, Measure N, 2008
| Sonoma
| Increase tax from 8% to 12%
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June 3, 2008
- See also: June 3, 2008 ballot measures in California
February 5, 2008
There were no local hotel tax measures on the February 5, 2008 ballot.
External links
References
- ↑ Arguments in favor of Measure F
