Lars, it gets charged directly to the guest booking and doesn't affect the price requested by the AirBnB host as its calculated above that. AirBnB is generating furthur revenue for the state- and small business owners here- by bringing in people who can't or won't afford the hotel industry. Let those who want to visit our state pay the taxes and stimulate our economy. Visitors are going on fishing charters, tours, train rides. They are buying from the Saturday market and locally owned businesses. Please consider that before complaining about a tax that doesn't affect Alaskan property owners who host on AirBnB.