Dundee, NY STR Regulations 2026 | HostReady

Dundee, NY

Short-Term Rental Regulations

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Dundee sets its own short-term-rental rules. What applies: NY state lodging tax 4%; a state-level registration IS required. NY signed STR legislation Dec 2024 authorizing county-level registries. State sales tax 4% plus county rates. NYC has strict restrictions (Local Law 18).

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How this jurisdiction defines a short-term rental

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Short-term rental is defined here as: Rent is the consideration received for occupancy, including any service or other charge required as a condition for occupancy, valued in money, whether received in money or otherwisetax.ny.gov
Short-term rental is defined here as: Booking service and operator are affiliated if one has ownership interest of more than 5% in the other, or an ownership interest of more than 5% is held in each by another person or group of affiliated personstax.ny.gov
Short-term rental is defined here as: An occupant is a person who, for a consideration, uses, possesses, or has the right to use or possess, any room in a short-term rental unit under any lease, concession, permit, right of access, license to use or other agreement, or otherwisetax.ny.gov

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Dundee, NY Regulations Guide

This guide covers everything you need to know about operating a short-term rental in Dundee, NY.

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Tax rates, platform collection details, occupancy limits, operational requirements, and more.

Compiled from 6 official government sources and continuously monitored for changes. Always verify current requirements with your local municipality before making investment or operational decisions.

Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. STR regulations change frequently. Always verify current requirements with your local municipality before making investment or operational decisions.

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Guest must pay state and local sales tax until considered a permanent resident by staying 90 consecutive days; in New York City, until staying 180 consecutive daystax.ny.gov
Operator not required to register as sales tax vendor if all sales are facilitated by a booking service that has provided Form ST-155 or a publicly available agreement (all sales facilitated by booking service with ST-155 or public agreement)tax.ny.gov
Operator not required to collect tax if booking service facilitates all sales and has provided Form ST-155 or publicly available agreement (booking service facilitates all sales)tax.ny.gov
Booking service must collect tax on all sales of short-term rental units in New York State regardless of location of the operatortax.ny.gov
Other charges such as service fees, host fees, cleaning fees, extra person charges, pet fees, and recreation equipment rental fees may be taxable as part of the charge for occupancytax.ny.gov
Sales tax must be collected on installment payments made on and after March 1, 2025 (installment payments on or after March 1, 2025)tax.ny.gov
Operator liability relief: operator relieved of liability to collect tax when sale facilitated by booking service, ST-155 or public agreement exists, failure not caused by operator's incorrect info, and parties not affiliatedtax.ny.gov
Operator not required to register as sales tax vendor if operator rents own property 3 or fewer days per year without a booking service (rents own property 3 or fewer days per year, no booking service used)tax.ny.gov
Sales within New York City reported on Schedule N (New York City only)tax.ny.gov
Booking service and operator are affiliated if one has more than 5% ownership interest in the other, or a third party holds more than 5% in eachtax.ny.gov
Tax Department may bill operator for sales tax due plus penalties and interest if operator gives incorrect information to booking servicetax.ny.gov
In New York City only, permanent resident threshold for local sales tax is 180 consecutive days (New York City only)tax.ny.gov
Sales tax must be collected on installment payments made on and after March 1, 2025 (installment payment scenario)tax.ny.gov
Booking service must collect and remit New York State and local sales tax and, if applicable, the unit fee, on all sales it facilitatestax.ny.gov
Booking service must provide Form ST-155 to operators within 90 days of sales facilitatedtax.ny.gov
Sales outside New York City, Nassau, and Niagara Counties reported under Taxable sales and services on main sales tax return (outside New York City, Nassau, and Niagara Counties)tax.ny.gov
Operator renting own property 3 days or fewer per calendar year without a booking service is exempt from registration requirement (operator rents own property 3 or fewer days per year and does not use a booking service)tax.ny.gov
Sales within Nassau or Niagara Counties reported on Schedule A, Taxes on Selected Sales and Services in Nassau and Niagara Counties (within Nassau or Niagara Counties)tax.ny.gov
Operator not responsible for collecting sales tax or unit fee if booking service facilitates occupancy and operator has received Form ST-155 or a publicly available agreement (booking service facilitates sale and operator holds ST-155 or public agreement)tax.ny.gov
A sale of short-term rental unit occupancy may be made tax free if the purchaser provides a properly completed exemption certificate (exempt purchaser with valid exemption certificate)tax.ny.gov
Sales within Nassau or Niagara Counties reported on Schedule A (Nassau or Niagara Counties only)tax.ny.gov
Sale of short-term rental unit occupancy may be made tax free if purchaser gives a properly completed exemption certificate; purchaser also exempt from unit fee (properly completed exemption certificate provided)tax.ny.gov
Booking service is relieved of liability for incorrect tax collection if error was due to incorrect or insufficient information from operator (relief does not apply to affiliated booking service/operator)tax.ny.gov
Booking service must provide Form ST-155 Booking Service Certificate of Collection to operators within 90 days of sales, or maintain a publicly available agreementtax.ny.gov
New York State and local sales tax imposed on short-term rental unit occupancy when rental rate is more than $2.00 per unit per day, effective March 1, 2025 (rental rate more than $2.00 per unit per day)tax.ny.gov
Booking service must obtain a Certificate of Authoritytax.ny.gov
Permanent resident threshold is 90 consecutive days; sales tax stops accruing after 90 consecutive daystax.ny.gov
Sales tax is not due on a sale if the entire amount of rent was collected prior to March 1, 2025 (entire rent collected before March 1, 2025)tax.ny.gov
Operator must register as a NY State sales tax vendor and collect sales tax and unit fee unless operator rents own property 3 days or less per calendar year without a booking service, or a booking service facilitates all salestax.ny.gov
Booking service must obtain a Certificate of Authority as a New York State sales tax vendortax.ny.gov
A unit fee of $1.50 per unit per day is imposed on every short-term rental unit occupancy within New York City (New York City only)tax.ny.gov
Sales outside of New York City, Nassau, and Niagara Counties: Report sales in the appropriate jurisdiction of main sales tax return under Taxable sales and services (sales outside New York City, Nassau, and Niagara Counties)tax.ny.gov
Sales tax not due on sales where entire rent was collected prior to March 1, 2025 (sale made prior to March 1, 2025 and entire rent collected before that date)tax.ny.gov
Unit fee of $1.50 per unit per day imposed on every short-term rental unit occupancy within New York City (within New York City only)tax.ny.gov
Sales within New York City reported on Schedule N, Taxes on Selected Sales and Services in New York City (within New York City)tax.ny.gov
Some localities may charge an additional tax on short-term rental unit occupancy administered by the localitytax.ny.gov
Penalties and interest apply for late filing and late payment; Penalty and Interest Calculator availabletax.ny.gov
Sales tax must be collected on installment payments made on and after March 1, 2025 (installment payments, some made before and some on or after March 1, 2025)tax.ny.gov
Operator renting own property 3 days or fewer per year without a booking service is exempt from registration requirement (3 or fewer rental days per year, no booking service)tax.ny.gov
Operators whose sales were facilitated by a booking service for the entire reporting period include these sales in Gross sales and Nontaxable sales figures only (all sales facilitated by booking service for entire reporting period)tax.ny.gov
Registered operators whose sales were facilitated by a booking service for the entire reporting period: include sales in Gross sales and Nontaxable sales figures only (sales facilitated by booking service for entire reporting period)tax.ny.gov
Unit fee of $1.50 per unit per day imposed within New York City (within New York City)tax.ny.gov
An operator is relieved of liability to collect tax if sale was facilitated by a booking service, ST-155 or public agreement exists, operator did not provide incorrect information, and operator and booking service are not affiliatedtax.ny.gov
The requirement to collect sales tax is not limited to online booking services; physical businesses such as real estate offices, stores, booths, mobile apps, or catalogs may also qualify as booking servicestax.ny.gov
Booking services and certain operators must register, file sales tax returns, and collect and remit the sales tax and unit feetax.ny.gov
Sales tax is imposed only when the rental rate is more than $2.00 per unit per daytax.ny.gov
Tax returns may also be filed part-quarterly (monthly) or annuallytax.ny.gov
Sale of short-term rental unit occupancy may be made tax free if purchaser provides properly completed exemption certificate; purchaser also exempt from unit feetax.ny.gov
Booking service must provide Form ST-155 to operators within 90 days of sales it facilitates, or have a publicly available agreement stating it will collect sales taxtax.ny.gov
A booking service must register with the Tax Department as a New York State sales tax vendor and is responsible for collecting NY State and local sales tax and the unit fee on all sales it facilitatestax.ny.gov