A legal arrangement where a non-profit organization provides financial and administrative support to a short-term rental business that aligns with its mission.
Configuring the applicable occupancy taxes and fees collected from guests based on local regulations and ensuring compliance with short-term rental tax laws.
Direct costs associated with providing short-term rental services, such as cleaning supplies, toiletries, and utilities, used to calculate profitability.
The original cost of an asset, such as a property, used to calculate capital gains or losses for tax purposes. Important for hosts to track for financial management and tax reporting.
The use of software or integrated platforms to automatically track income and expenses associated with short-term rentals, simplifying financial management.