> have a designated home for tax purposes, regardless of questionable haven-status I have a designated tax home in Florida where I do have a vacation home/inve

> have a designated home for tax purposes, regardless of questionable haven-status I have a designated tax home in Florida where I do have a vacation home/investment property where we stay around 3-4 months per year. > In either case... a tourist? Leaving aside the nomads who do have some permanent tax residency, regardless of whether or not it is questionable, do most of any nomads actually pay the same taxes that a local would in the places they visit? Every hotel I stay at adds on legally mandated government fees for tourists. Blame the government if they aren’t passing laws that require AirBnbs to pay those same fees and/or Airbnb that goes out of their way to support illegal short term rentals. I’m mostly staying in the US. But we stay exclusively at hotels and pay we pay whatever government mandated tourist fees when we stay internationally