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A 5-percent car rental fee would go toward raising $1.5 million yearly for incentives to attract a discount airline carrier. The fee would work like a tax on the car rental firms, which would be required to pay an amount equal to 5 percent of gross rental charges each month. The fee would apply to any passenger vehicle rented or leased for 90 days or less in Charleston County.
Read More →Consumer advocate Christopher Elliott weighs in on the industry from the other side of the rental counter, including damage complaints, surprise add-on charges, car rental taxation and no-show fees.
Read More →The industry will likely be affected by the addition of no-show fees, says Advito, a travel-management advisory group.
Read More →The House bill will not require rental car customers to shoulder the costs of the state's project.
Read More →Average corporate car rental rate for a full-size car is up more than $4.
Read More →The legislation would loan about $20 million to the Michigan Promotion Fund and repay the balance with revenues from the car rental surcharge.
Read More →The legislation would have applied a 2 percent tax on equipment rental agreements with a term of one year or less.
Read More →About $13 million in tax revenue would help fund the tourism campaign, which features television commercials promoting the beauty of Michigan.
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The association provides a roundup of current legislation that could affect your business, including Arizona’s car rental tax bill HB 2736, and prepares for a meeting with U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
Read More →The tax, which would fund Chicago Cubs Cactus League park, is opposed by several Cactus League teams and other organizations.
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