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Summary
The law obligates the state revenue commissioner to send monthly lists of hotel, lodging house and bed‑and‑breakfast owners who paid use tax to the consumer‑protection commissioner. It also forces those operators to maintain guest records, provide anti‑trafficking training to employees, prohibit short‑term hourly discounts, and post anti‑trafficking notices. Violations trigger civil fines of $5,000 per breach and grant the consumer‑protection agency authority to inspect and audit lodging businesses.
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