--- In travel-to-honduras.....com, "McGinnis, James"
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> The tourist tax that I was referring to is the 16% lodging tax. For home
> and resort rentals.
> Thanks
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> From: travel-to-honduras.....com
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 6:56 PM
> To: travel-to-honduras.....com
> Subject: [travel-to-honduras] Re: Tourist Tax
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> Once ZOLITUR becomes effective, the 4% tourist tax will remain in
> place. The 4% tourist tax is currently collected by those companies
> deemed to be primarily tourist-related.
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> The 12% tax will no longer be collected for international tourists for
> those companies that are Zolitur approved.
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> To be approved (to not collect 12% sales taxes) a company needs to
> visit the Zolitur office in French Harbour, and get a list of the
> requirements. They have just began operations...so be patient with the
> approval process...as usual....
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I would like to know if that tourist tax is applicable. I have heard
before that was no longer in affect and now I am hearing about it. So
what is the truth to it? Am I getting rip-off at the reservation desk
or is there a law that says no more tourist tax in Honduras?
Can anyone help?
Thank you
David Enamorado
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