Airbnb taxes boost income for Santa Fe
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The vacation rental company Airbnb will now tax visitors who rent Santa Fe accommodations, adding money to the city's coffers.
In response to complaints from the hospitality industry and others, Santa Fe recently beefed up penalties for rental owners who don't register with the land-use department, which involves tax certification as well as fire and safety inspections.