You asked a question that is near and dear to me - Florida not charging taxes is great news for me!
For those of us who don't have access to that page, are there any other states with rules like that?
In some cases it is at the state level (ie. WA), but mainly these are City/County collected taxes - the CA, HI, OR, WA areas it is more the rule than not. This first group is those resorts that charge TOT:
Lodging Tax (LT)/Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT)
Taxes are required to be charged on reservations made for owner stays at certain resorts. These taxes can have different names but are commonly referred to as lodging taxes or occupancy taxes. At certain locations, cash housekeeping charges are also subject to a lodging tax. The taxability of stays and the rate at which the nightly stays are taxed vary by taxing authority (state and/or local) based on the location of the resort. Rates are not determined by WorldMark and are subject to change without notice. Any applicable taxes must be paid in full at the time a reservation is made.
This second group is those states that charge on cash rentals (i.e. Bonus Time, Inventory Special, FAX):
Lodging Tax (LT)/Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) - Rental Reservations Only
Lodging tax on rental reservations is a tax charged on a percentage basis of a total reservation charge and requirements are based on city and/or regional laws. At certain locations, cash housekeeping charges are also subject to a lodging tax. Rates vary by resort location and are not determined by WorldMark. The rates are subject to change without notice. Lodging Tax must be paid in full at the time a reservation is made for any of the following resorts.