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Originally Posted by Black Aces 518
Let me ask you this: Say Las Vegas has an 11% tax rate on hotel stays. The rate is legally changed to go to 12.5% on January 1. You book a stay on December 15 and stay January 15. What tax rate do you think you are paying?
You book a rental car on December 15 for pick up on January 15. Nevada imposes a "rental car facility charge" of $5/day beginning January 1. Think you're paying it?
If your argument is you should pay the tax rate and resort fees in effect when you book, is your argument that the purchase has been completed at that point? If so, I assume you also agree that you shouldn't be able to cancel for free, right? Very deceitful and unethical for you to back out, no?
Yep, training the justice court judges and their staffs, including their 80 hours of new judge school when appointed/elected.
Not at all.Hotels list their cancellation policies as do car rental places
If I cancel free during the allowable period they came up with I'm doing nothing wrong.
I've sometimes cancled too late and had to pay some kind of fee (sometimes a set amount, sometimes the first days rate) I see nothing wrong with this at all.
Some rental car places.chsrge a much lower fee if you pay up front.the catch is you can't cancel or you pay for the reservation (or sometimes just a fee) if you cancel.thats perfectly reasonable and fair.
If they forced me to rent a GPS or car seat I don't want we would have a good comparison to resort fees.
As for the tax rate going up after booking-im not sure if you pay the old rate or new rate.either way I can't be mad at the casino for a forced tax increase they can't control.i vaguely remember seeing something at the begining of the year hotel taxes were going up on a certain date so if you booked a stay after that date you would pay the higher rate.this was for MGM protorties so other casinos may have done it differently.
