7. What is considered taxable rental revenue?

Any non-refundable amount that the guest is required to pay as a condition of occupying the property is subject to the Tourist Development Tax. Common examples include (but are not limited to) cleaning fees, reservation/processing fees, amenities fees, resort fees, and pet fees. In addition, if you provide extra furnishings upon request for an additional fee (for example: cribs, rollaways, etc.), that charge is also subject to the Tourist Development Tax.

If renting online, we typically do not recommend trying to calculate your taxable revenue amount using the amount that the platform deposited into your bank account as this usually takes into account several platform-specific fees, the actual tax amounts collected from the renter, etc. that complicate the figuring of your taxable rental revenue total upon which your tax due will be calculated. This taxable revenue will equal gross rental revenue on your tax return unless some or all of your rentals qualify for tax exemption.

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