New York Governor Signs Law Authorizing Croton-on-Hudson Village to Impose Hotel Tax (Corrected)

The New York Governor signed a law that includes authorizing the village of Croton-on-Hudson to impose a hotel and motel tax of up to three percent on room rentals, and does not apply to hotel or motel permanent residents staying ninety or more consecutive days. The law took effect on Oct. 16 and expires 2 years after the effective date. [A. 8348, enacted 10/16/25]

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