Lexeme: occupancy tax  
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  1. noun. Occupancy tax, also known as lodging tax or hotel tax, is a tax collected by local governments on the rentals of hotel rooms, vacation rentals, or other short-term accommodations. It is typically a percentage of the room rate or a fixed amount charged per night of stay. The purpose of the occupancy tax is to generate revenue for the local government, often aimed at funding tourism promotion, local infrastructure improvements, or other related expenditures. The tax is usually paid by the guests and collected by the accommodation providers who then remit the tax to the appropriate tax authority. GPT3.5
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  • noun. occupancy tax (singular), occupancy taxes (plural)
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