Occupancy tax calculator
Get a source-backed base estimate of lodging taxes and see what may change the final amount in 121 verified U.S. short-term rental jurisdictions.
Estimated stay total
Salem
Base estimate — some location-specific factors are not included
- Gross rent$150.00 × 3 nights
- $450.00
- Mandatory taxable feesRequired cleaning, resort, or similar fees included in the tax base.
- $0.00
- Salem documented base lodging tax (10.5%) $450.00 × 10.5%
- $47.25
- Estimated taxes and fees
- $47.25
Guest pays
Assumptions used
- Modeled tax boundary: The estimate covers Salem within the jurisdiction and the official tax boundary described by the linked official sources.
- One aggregate mandatory-fee pool: Enter the mandatory lodging fees once in the common charge-breakdown input; the calculator does not infer separate fee categories that the cited authorities treat differently.
What may change the final amount
- Oregon state lodging tax changes from 1.5% for stays ending on or before December 31, 2026 to 2.75% for stays. Oregon state lodging tax changes from 1.5% for stays ending on or before December 31, 2026 to 2.75% for stays ending on or after January 1, 2027.
- Salem publishes a 2% Tourism Promotion Area fee for qualifying STR bookings, but the current payment page conf. Salem publishes a 2% Tourism Promotion Area fee for qualifying STR bookings, but the current payment page conflicts with engrossed Ordinance 4-26; the disputed fee is excluded.
- Salem City TOT is stated for stays under 30 days. Salem City TOT is stated for stays under 30 days; use the official page and ordinance for booking-date and filing checks.
Estimated tax is $47.25. Estimated guest total is $497.25.
Estimate only. Verify the property jurisdiction, exemptions, taxable charges, filing duties, and marketplace collection with the linked official sources.
How it works
Three simple steps to a source-backed estimate.
Choose the jurisdiction
Search for the verified location of the stay.
Add the stay details
Enter the nightly rate, stay length, and any required fees.
Review the estimate
Check the itemized tax and confirm it with the official sources.