Discover Kalispell concerned about bed tax proposals
Tourists takes a peak at the Kalispell Grand Hotel on a walk through downtown Kalispell in this Aug. 5, 2020, file photo. (Mackenzie Reiss/Daily Inter Lake)
The Kalispell Convention and Visitors Bureau is raising concerns about two pieces of legislation that would change how Montana distributes revenue from its lodging facility tax, also known as the bed tax.
Visitors to the state pay the 8% tax when they stay in hotels, motels, campgrounds, short-term rentals such as Airbnbs, and other lodgings...
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