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Horry County will continue charging its 1.5% Hospitality Fee, 1.0% Local Hospitality Fee, 0.5% Local Accommodations Tax, and 2.5% Rental Car Fee in all unincorporated areas of Horry County and charging its 1.5% Hospitality Fee and 2.5% Rental Car Fee within all municipalities except the City of Myrtle Beach.

In addition to the 7% State sales tax on accommodations, plus any applicable local sales tax collected by the Department on behalf of the local jurisdiction, municipalities and counties may impose a local accommodations tax of up to 3% that the municipality or county collects directly.

The hospitality tax is a uniform tax of 2% on the gross proceeds derived from the sales of prepared meals, food, and beverages sold in or by establishments, or those licensed for on-premises consumption of alcoholic beverages, beer, or wine.

Tax Requirements All restaurants, bars, lounges, and private clubs serving food and/or alcohol are required to pay this tax. These funds must be used for tourism-related activities and improvements.

New Jersey imposes a hotel and motel occupancy tax at the rate of 5% of the rent paid. An optional municipal hotel and motel occupancy tax is also authorized. The combined rates of these taxes plus state and local sales and use taxes must not exceed 13.625%. The 5% tax is in addition to the state's sales tax.

How much is the total sales tax on a restaurant meal in Myrtle Beach? And here's the answer, with a breakdown of the different taxes and fees and the jurisdictions which charge them. The total tax on a restaurant meal is 11.5 percent in the Myrtle Beach city limits, or 10.5 percent elsewhere in Horry County.

Please remit to the City of Myrtle Beach on or before the due date to avoid penalty. What is a Hospitality Tax, Local Accommodations Tax, and Hospitality Fee? The Hospitality Tax is a 2% tax levied on prepared or modified food and beverages intended for immediate consumption.

In addition to the 6.625% New Jersey Sales Tax that is imposed on all occupancies of a room or rooms in a hotel in the State, rooms in the Wildwoods (Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and North Wildwood) are subject to a 2% Cape May County Tourism Sales Tax, a 1.85% Cape May County Tourism Assessment, and the State Occupancy ...