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Are nonprofits, government agencies, or other “exempt” agencies exempt from the resort tax?

April 26, 2017agencies exempt government nonprofits Resort tax

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Are nonprofits, government agencies, or other “exempt” agencies exempt from the resort tax?

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No; because the resort tax is charged on the transaction of a sale of a taxable item or service within the boundaries of the District, no single person, agency, or organization is exempt from paying the resort tax. The resort tax is a tax on the transaction, not on the agency.