Everyone has to do this, including hotels, so it's really not a disadvantage to anyone to have to charge this, although there are some that are "skirting" the tax law there (HI is starting to crack down on these "Illegal" vacation rentals).  

For example, some cities along the Gulf coast are starting to crack down on spring breakers who go over the top.

@Tom Gimer there are many states that disagree with you (including my state of florida) and are beginning to crack down on wholesalers for providing brokerage services without a license.

Chicago is starting to crack down on AirBnB in general so keep your eye on the regulation changes. 

Many of them are starting to crack down and create restrictions on rentals.

Even if they crackdown harder, I'd be surprised if China could effectively enforce this type of policy.

And there are states that are really starting to crack down on this activity because of the abused seller syndrome... but I am sure since you have other sources you will figure it out...its always good to get both perspectives  you make the choice of how you want to proceed and act based on feedback you get. 

With what happen in the pass, it has been a crack down. 

Since it's not already a STR, make sure it's fully legal in the city and the HOA to do STR and make sure that won't be changing whenever the crackdown on Airbnb comes. 

You need to crack down on this beeeatch.