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		2021
			
	    
Local Taxation of Tourism in the Context of the Collaborative Economy – Case Study from the Czech Republic
	    PLZÁKOVÁ, Lucie and Petr STUDNIČKA
	
	
	
	    
	
     
 
	
	Basic information
	
		Original name
		Local Taxation of Tourism in the Context of the Collaborative Economy – Case Study from the Czech Republic
	 
			
				Edition
				 Lex localis - Journal of Local Self-Goverment, Slovenia, INST LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT MARIBOR, 2021, 1581-5374
			 
		
Other information
		
	
		
			Type of outcome
			Article in a journal
		 
	
		
			Field of Study
			50602 Public administration
		 
	
		
			Country of publisher
			Slovenia
		 
	
		
			Confidentiality degree
			is not subject to a state or trade secret
		 
	
			
		
			
				Impact factor
				Impact factor: 0.660
			 
		
			
				Organization unit
				University College Prague – University of International Relations and Institute of Hospitality Management and Economics, Ltd.
			 
		
			
		
			Keywords (in Czech)
			kolaborativní ekonomika, cestovní ruch, místní daně, ubytování, inovace právního předpisu
		 
		
			Keywords in English
			Collaborative Economy, Tourism, Local Taxes, Peer-To-Peer Accommodation, Innovation Legal Norm
		 
			Tags
			International impact, Reviewed
		 
				Links
				MMR1667/2016-54, research and development project. 
			 
			
			
				
					In the original language
					In spite of that the collaborative economy, the sharing economy, and peer-to-peer accommodation are frequent subjects of researches and scientific articles from various viewpoints, not many studies focus on the taxation of tourism in the context of the collaborative economy. The paper focuses on innovation in the act on local charges and fees so that it meets the requirements of the current state and the expected development in the future, laying emphasis on the use of digital platforms in tourism. The proposed and accepted legal regulation will bring the Czech self-government many advantages such as i) extended powers for self-government; ii) increased revenues to the municipalities budgets; iii) the update of such groups of tourists that are exempted from local taxation, and iv) the liability to ensure local taxation for all types of objects providing short-term temporary accommodation.
				  
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