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House Bill 1518 would set mandatory registry for Puerto Rico short-term rental hosts

House President Carlos Méndez and Tourism Commission chief Axel Roque announced the filing, reported Nov. 5, of a uniform host registration system.

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Puerto Rico House President Carlos 'Johnny' Méndez and Tourism Commission President Axel 'Chino' Roque announced in San Juan the filing of House Bill 1518, a measure to create a mandatory uniform registration system for short-term supplementary accommodation hosts. [1] The bill would require those hosts to register under one system. [2] Méndez said short-term rentals generated $38.5 million in tax revenue for Puerto Rico during 2024. [3] The announcement names what the registry would do and the revenue figure behind it. It does not, on the record here, lay out how the system would be enforced, what hosts would owe, or when the requirement would take effect.
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  1. Puerto Rico House President Carlos 'Johnny' Méndez and Tourism Commission President Axel 'Chino' Roque announced the filing of House Bill 1518 in San Juan. · San Juan Daily Star
  2. House Bill 1518 creates a mandatory uniform registration system for short-term supplementary accommodation hosts in Puerto Rico. · San Juan Daily Star
  3. Carlos Méndez stated that short-term rentals generated $38.5 million in tax revenue for Puerto Rico during 2024. · San Juan Daily Star
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