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Council amends city transient-occupancy code to align with state law; Airbnb to provide booking data
Summary
City council amended the transient-occupancy tax ordinance to match changes made by the General Assembly, requiring online intermediaries to provide addresses and gross receipts to the commissioner while easing monthly filing requirements for hosts who use intermediaries.
Charlottesville council adopted changes to the city’s transient-occupancy tax code to align local rules with 2025 amendments to state law and to receive improved booking data from online intermediaries such as Airbnb.
Todd Dijkers, city attorney’s office representative, explained the Commonwealth’s legislative changes and said…
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