Hotel valuations to be revamped and likely to drop on Goff's 'pillow tax'
Many unknowns with the new council targeted rate on hotels and motels.
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Auckland’s top valuers are gathering next week to work out how to value hotels in the light of Mayor Phil Goff’s ‘pillow tax’ being forced on hotels and motels.
The targeted rate on 330 motels and hotels was passed by a 10-7 vote at the council’s governing body last week and kicks in on July 1
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 09 Jun 2017
Fri, 09 Jun 2017
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Hotel valuations to be revamped and likely to drop on Goff's 'pillow tax'
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