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Tax change could save timeshare industry millions

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Tax change could save timeshare industry millions.


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I don't think it is ever going to pass and may never even get publicly filed. Florida wants the tax revenue and timeshare owners aren't necessarily residents so it is a win/win for Floridians to tax timeshare owners disproportionately high.
 
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I know owners of Holiday Inn (aka Orange Lake) who wondered if that would mean lower fees... yeah, right! If resorts get a tax break, you know they would continue to charge last year's rates and just pocket the excess. Call it an MF increase that's not an increase.

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