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Justin P.
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STR taxes “Hotel Motel” or “Longterm rental”

Justin P.
  • Contractor
  • Fayetteville, AR
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Thank you in advance for your insight here. I am wanting to go through my cities “zoning” process to get an Airbnb going. As part of this process they have a mandatory requirement of reporting monthly statements on your rental income PLUS paying a 2% Hotel/Motel tax to the city. Is this legal if I am not providing Hotel/Motel services as described by the tax code? I am wanting to structure this as a long term rental tax designation but if I am paying to the city a mandatory “Hotel/motel tax” and then claiming that as an expense on my tax return, will this not complicate matters as to filing in the “long term rental” designation?

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Justin P.
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@Ashish Acharya

Ok! Thanks for the clarification. I am a newbie at this, very glad for this forum and your response..

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