Which types of accommodations are affected by Lisbon's municipal tax?
Which types of accommodations are affected by Lisbon's municipal tax?
I read on http://www.cm-lisboa.pt/uploads/media/flyerTMT_UK_web.pdf (mirror):
Who pays?
The tax on overnight stays is
applied to guests over the age
of thirteen, per person and
per overnight stay, up to a
maximum of 7 nights per stay.
Where?
Per overnight stay in tourist
resorts and local accommodation
establishments (hotels, hostels,
local accommodation, etc.).
What is the value of
the tax?
1 €per night up to a maximum of
7 € (7 overnight stays in a row, per
person].
Who is exempt?
Guests whose stay is motivated
by the need for medical services
during the period of hospitalization/
treatment+ 1 additional night [and
that of accompanying party).
It is unclear to me what types of accommodations the tax affects. E.g., if I stay at a friend's place, sleep in a public place ( beach / park), or in my car, do I have to pay the tax?
taxis portugal lisbon
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
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Which types of accommodations are affected by Lisbon's municipal tax?
I read on http://www.cm-lisboa.pt/uploads/media/flyerTMT_UK_web.pdf (mirror):
Who pays?
The tax on overnight stays is
applied to guests over the age
of thirteen, per person and
per overnight stay, up to a
maximum of 7 nights per stay.
Where?
Per overnight stay in tourist
resorts and local accommodation
establishments (hotels, hostels,
local accommodation, etc.).
What is the value of
the tax?
1 €per night up to a maximum of
7 € (7 overnight stays in a row, per
person].
Who is exempt?
Guests whose stay is motivated
by the need for medical services
during the period of hospitalization/
treatment+ 1 additional night [and
that of accompanying party).
It is unclear to me what types of accommodations the tax affects. E.g., if I stay at a friend's place, sleep in a public place ( beach / park), or in my car, do I have to pay the tax?
taxis portugal lisbon
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
2
How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36
add a comment |
Which types of accommodations are affected by Lisbon's municipal tax?
I read on http://www.cm-lisboa.pt/uploads/media/flyerTMT_UK_web.pdf (mirror):
Who pays?
The tax on overnight stays is
applied to guests over the age
of thirteen, per person and
per overnight stay, up to a
maximum of 7 nights per stay.
Where?
Per overnight stay in tourist
resorts and local accommodation
establishments (hotels, hostels,
local accommodation, etc.).
What is the value of
the tax?
1 €per night up to a maximum of
7 € (7 overnight stays in a row, per
person].
Who is exempt?
Guests whose stay is motivated
by the need for medical services
during the period of hospitalization/
treatment+ 1 additional night [and
that of accompanying party).
It is unclear to me what types of accommodations the tax affects. E.g., if I stay at a friend's place, sleep in a public place ( beach / park), or in my car, do I have to pay the tax?
taxis portugal lisbon
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
Which types of accommodations are affected by Lisbon's municipal tax?
I read on http://www.cm-lisboa.pt/uploads/media/flyerTMT_UK_web.pdf (mirror):
Who pays?
The tax on overnight stays is
applied to guests over the age
of thirteen, per person and
per overnight stay, up to a
maximum of 7 nights per stay.
Where?
Per overnight stay in tourist
resorts and local accommodation
establishments (hotels, hostels,
local accommodation, etc.).
What is the value of
the tax?
1 €per night up to a maximum of
7 € (7 overnight stays in a row, per
person].
Who is exempt?
Guests whose stay is motivated
by the need for medical services
during the period of hospitalization/
treatment+ 1 additional night [and
that of accompanying party).
It is unclear to me what types of accommodations the tax affects. E.g., if I stay at a friend's place, sleep in a public place ( beach / park), or in my car, do I have to pay the tax?
taxis portugal lisbon
taxis portugal lisbon
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
asked Mar 27 '17 at 21:06
Franck Dernoncourt
4,24453770
4,24453770
2
How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36
add a comment |
2
How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36
2
2
How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36
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You have to be realistic about these things. Noone is going to keep up a police force over a euro a night. So yes, hotels and such places will pay it for you, even Airbnb will force it but if there's not otherwise a money-collecting, revenue-reporting system in place for the place, you won't.
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You have to be realistic about these things. Noone is going to keep up a police force over a euro a night. So yes, hotels and such places will pay it for you, even Airbnb will force it but if there's not otherwise a money-collecting, revenue-reporting system in place for the place, you won't.
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You have to be realistic about these things. Noone is going to keep up a police force over a euro a night. So yes, hotels and such places will pay it for you, even Airbnb will force it but if there's not otherwise a money-collecting, revenue-reporting system in place for the place, you won't.
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You have to be realistic about these things. Noone is going to keep up a police force over a euro a night. So yes, hotels and such places will pay it for you, even Airbnb will force it but if there's not otherwise a money-collecting, revenue-reporting system in place for the place, you won't.
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You have to be realistic about these things. Noone is going to keep up a police force over a euro a night. So yes, hotels and such places will pay it for you, even Airbnb will force it but if there's not otherwise a money-collecting, revenue-reporting system in place for the place, you won't.
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How would they even know you've slept at a friend's place? :)
– JonathanReez♦
Mar 27 '17 at 21:25
I think "hotels, hostels, local accommodation, etc" is quite clear, I guess etc is there just not to enumerate camping fields, bed & breakfasts, pousadas etc. I don't see how it would mean friend's place
– Kuba
Mar 27 '17 at 21:33
@Kuba Isn't a friend's place a local accommodation?
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:34
@JonathanReez Tough to see indeed unless they are already looking for it (or with a good automated citizen tracking system). But there could be some more borderline cases e.g. sleeping through CouchSurfing.com
– Franck Dernoncourt
Mar 27 '17 at 21:36