The profit earned from a short-term rental property after deducting all expenses, including mortgage payments, property taxes, utilities, cleaning fees, and platform fees.
This Swedish term refers to ‘service year deduction,’ a tax deduction related to the number of years worked. While specific tax rules vary, it highlights the importance of understanding potential deductions for short-term rental income.
Implementing sound financial practices for tracking income, expenses, taxes, and generating reports to ensure profitable and sustainable short-term rental operations.
Connecting your property management software or platform to QuickBooks Online or Desktop for automated financial tracking, including income, expenses, and tax reporting.
A comprehensive online resource provided by QuickBooks that offers articles, tutorials, and FAQs to help users navigate the software and address specific accounting and financial management questions related to short-term rentals.
Concise and user-friendly resources specifically designed to help short-term rental owners and managers quickly set up and utilize QuickBooks for their business accounting needs.
Generating regular reports to track income, expenses, and overall financial performance of a short-term rental property for tax and investment purposes.
A financial document provided by a property manager to the owner, outlining all income generated and expenses incurred for a specific period, typically monthly or quarterly.
A detailed receipt provided to guests, breaking down charges for accommodation, cleaning fees, taxes, and any additional services or expenses incurred during their stay.