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The Capital Link Issues Independent Analysis on LuxUrban Hotels' New York Sales-Tax Compliance

1. New analysis confirms LuxUrban's compliance with New York tax laws. 2. Report disputes claims of large unpaid-tax liabilities against LuxUrban. 3. Many taxable transactions processed through third-party OTAs, legally compliant. 4. Independent evidence suggests overstated public narratives regarding tax compliance. 5. Analysis emphasizes crucial understanding of hospitality tax reporting and investor implications.

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Why Bullish?

The report mitigates fears of financial distress linked to tax liabilities, similar to past instances where tax compliance reports boosted stock prices following good news.

How important is it?

The analysis directly affects perceptions of LuxUrban's financial health related to tax liabilities, crucial for investor confidence.

Why Short Term?

Investors may react quickly to the report, impacting stock in the near term; however, ongoing compliance will need monitoring.

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New York, NY, Oct. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Capital Link today announced the publication of a new independent analysis examining LuxUrban Hotels Inc.’s compliance with New York State and City sales and occupancy tax requirements. The report, titled “They Got It Wrong,” reviews statutory law, audited filings, and relevant enforcement records covering the period 2020–2025.The Capital Link’s analysis finds that LuxUrban’s New York tax position is consistent with applicable state and city law and enforcement outcomes. In particular, the report highlights that a substantial portion of taxable transactions were processed and remitted through third-party online travel agencies (OTAs), which—under New York law—are often responsible for collecting and remitting sales and occupancy taxes. The analysis further notes that LuxUrban’s filings and the City of New York’s settlement records are consistent with compliance and do not support recent claims of large unpaid-tax liabilities.“Our objective is to bring clarity to a technical but important issue: whether the law, filings, and enforcement records support claims of significant unpaid taxes,” said a Capital Link spokesperson. “The independent evidence indicates compliance and suggests that some public narratives have overstated potential liabilities.”The report also discusses the broader implications for hospitality tax reporting and investor information, stressing the importance of careful interpretation of filings and enforcement actions.The full report, “They Got It Wrong: A Legal and Financial Analysis of LuxUrban Hotels’ Sales-Tax Compliance in New York,” is available at:https://thecapitallink.com/reports/luxurban-tax-analysisAbout The Capital LinkThe Capital Link is an independent research firm delivering legal, financial, and policy analysis for investors, policymakers, and the public.

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