DAC7 applies to any Host who, for consideration, rents out accommodation or provides experiences.

As of 31 October 2023, Danish tax authorities (Skat.dk) have turned off the ability to create a new unique code. Hosts will not be able to c…

Airbnb is required to collect taxpayer information to fulfil tax calculations and reporting obligations in multiple countries.

Here’s some important information about your taxes when you host on Airbnb.

As a US company, we're required to collect certain taxpayer information from hosts who have US-sourced income.

As a US company, we're required to collect certain taxpayer information.

Get info on how to complete your Form W-9.

Find out common tax form errors and get guidance on how to correct them.

Get info on how to complete your Form W-8BEN.

Get info on how to complete your Form W-8ECI

You can edit your taxpayer information or change the way your earnings are assigned between multiple taxpayers in your payout preferences.

Get answers to frequently asked questions about taxes.

Depending on your account status, the taxpayer information you've submitted to Airbnb and other factors, you may receive a tax form from Air…

You can review your earnings at any time from your Airbnb account. You can filter transactions by payout method, listing, and date.

You can edit your taxpayer information or change the way your earnings are assigned between multiple taxpayers by accessing your payout pref…

Airbnb may be withholding taxes because you haven’t submitted your taxpayer information. Find out what else may be holding up your payout.

Here’s some important information about your taxes when you host on Airbnb.

Taxes rules can be complex and there can be different rules per region. We have info to help guide you.

When we collect and remit occupancy taxes on your behalf, you can find the total occupancy tax amount in your transaction history and in you…

We automatically collect and pay occupancy taxes on behalf of hosts whenever a guest pays for a booking in specific jurisdictions.

Airbnb is collecting and remitting taxes on behalf of the host in a number of locations worldwide.

If you’ve provided your business tax ID and relevant tourist tax registration info, you may be eligible to collect taxes directly from guest…

If you’ve provided us with the relevant tax info, you may be eligible to collect taxes directly from guests by using our professional hostin…

Hosts generally need to collect occupancy taxes manually unless automatic occupancy tax collection and payment is set up for their jurisdict…

We automatically collect and pay occupancy taxes on behalf of hotels whenever a guest pays for a booking in specific jurisdictions.

Deductible items may include rent, mortgage, cleaning fees, rental commissions, insurance, and other expenses.

It is not possible for us to provide charitable donation tax receipts for Airbnb.org stays at this time.

Value Added Tax, or VAT, is a tax assessed on the supply of goods and services. Airbnb charges VAT on its service fees for customers.

If you have a VAT ID number, you can associate it with your Airbnb account. You can make changes in your account settings.

Hosts and guests can access their VAT invoices in their Airbnb account.

Airbnb is required to collect taxpayer information to fulfil tax calculations and reporting obligations in multiple countries.

Services provided by Airbnb are subject to VAT in Chile. These new rules took effect in June 2020.

You should consult with professionals for advice concerning tax matters.

Airbnb is obligated to deduct 1% of the gross earnings of Hosts who are residents of India, and remit these funds to the Indian tax authorit…

As of 31 October 2023, Danish tax authorities (Skat.dk) have turned off the ability to create a new unique code. Hosts will not be able to c…

Here’s what you need to know about why Airbnb is requesting your Canadian Goods and Services Tax (GST), Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), and/or Q…