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  1. How-to. Where do I find my Airbnb earnings for tax purposes? Whether you need detailed information on a specific transaction or a static report, you can find your earnings at any time from your Airbnb account. It's your responsibility to determine what, from your total amount earned, to report as taxable income on your tax return.

  2. DAC7 (Council Directive (EU) 2021/514) places a legal obligation on Airbnb to share the data of platform users who receive income from renting properties, or act as a registered Co-Host on Airbnb in circumstances where either the user is a resident of a Member

  3. As a Third Party Settlement Organization (TPSO), Airbnb is required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state tax authorities to issue Form 1099-K to US citizen or US tax resident Hosts who meet 1099-K reporting thresholds. You can learn more about US tax reporting for Hosts and US tax reporting for co-Hosts.

  4. Other factors you might consider when assessing taxable income include renting vs owning the space, number of nights hosted, tax status, and total net amount earned (any tax forms issued to you display your total gross earnings).

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  6. 2021年5月4日 · Updated 8 Mar 2023. Good reviews tell you what guests love about your place. And though it doesn’t feel great, a negative review can help you become a better Host. From your very first review, you can use feedback to improve the way you host. Why reviews matter.

  7. 2021年5月11日 · By Airbnb on 11 May 2021. ·. 2 min read. Updated 17 May 2023. Nearly one in five nights booked on Airbnb is part of a stay that’s 28 nights or more.* Hosting weekly and monthly stays often leads to benefits like: Higher occupancy rates with lower turnover. Fewer guest messages and needs to manage them. Steadier income than shorter stays.