Taxes for hosts

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

Airbnb is collecting and remitting certain taxes on experience and service prices.

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

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

Hosts generally need to collect taxes manually unless automatic tax collection and payment is set up for their jurisdiction.

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

Airbnb has tools to assist you in adding taxes to your experience or service.

Learn about some of the laws and registration requirements that may apply to your experiences or services on Airbnb in the European Union.

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 authorities.

Under the Inland Revenue Department’s (IRD) GST Marketplace Rules, Airbnb is required to collect and remit 15% GST on the accommodation price and any cleaning fees for listings in New Zealand.

The Vietnamese Government issued Decree No. 117/2025/ND-CP (“Decree 117”), which requires domestic and foreign e-commerce or digital platforms with payment functions to withhold tax for individual sellers.

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

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

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

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

Airbnb hosts in Portugal can download some important withholding tax requirements documents required by the Portuguese tax authorities.

Learn about some of the laws and registration requirements that may apply to your experiences or services on Airbnb in the European Union.

Please read our Declaration of Tax Residency - Airbnb Ireland UC.

To adhere with Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) regulations, hosting platforms like Airbnb are required to collect the personal identification number (PIN) from you and apply tax withholding.

If you’re a guest or a host using Airbnb Platform services, either booking a stay or offering accommodations in Brazil, it’s important to understand how electronic invoicing works.

Find out what tax information is required to be collected by Airbnb in Brazil.

Chile’s tax legislation has been updated and introduced new legal requirements applicable to digital platforms like Airbnb.

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.

Depending on your country of residence or location of the experience or service, Airbnb is required to apply VAT to the Airbnb service fee on your reservation in countries that tax electronically supplied services.

If you’re a guest or a host using Airbnb Platform services, either booking a stay or offering accommodations in Brazil, it’s important to understand how electronic invoicing works.

Model Rules for Reporting by Digital Platforms (“MRDP”) requires online companies such as Airbnb to collect and report information on Hosts who earn income on the Airbnb platform to the relevant tax authority.

Airbnb Ireland UC (“Airbnb”) is obliged to collect information about Hosts and Co-Hosts who are registered as users with us, for the purposes of complying with tax transparency obligations under Model Reporting Rules for Digital Platforms (“MRDP”).

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

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