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Re: How can I rent a timeshare? (by KC):

mccabin states in part: >>....we are owners at the Maui Ocean Club in Hawaii. For this resort, and I would assume for all of Hawaii..there is a daily occupancy tax that the renter will pay when they check out. We have a week posted for rent on this site, and have included in our rental agreement that this approx $4.19/day fee will be their responsibility. Just FYI that for Hawaii at least, there MAY be some taxes the renter is responsible for.<< =================================================

Thanks for providing that additional insight and info. Some Florida cities and counties have their own cute little local taxing mechanisms (tourist tax, etc.), but I've never (not yet, anyhow) seen any attempt to impose those taxes on private rentals there.