No, it does not -- but it fixes at least one aspect of short-term rentals having a structural advantage supporting them undercutting hotels. Back when it seemed

No, it does not -- but it fixes at least one aspect of short-term rentals having a structural advantage supporting them undercutting hotels. Back when it seemed that AirBnBs were pretty consistently cheaper than hotels (esp when accounting for space), part of that comes from service differences (self-check-in, no onsite staff), but part came from "unfair" legal and regulatory differences -- your AirBnB could be in place where zoning wouldn't allow a hotel, your AirBnB wasn't paying this 2-digit tax, etc.