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Updated almost 3 years ago, 01/22/2022

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AirBNB.org, anyone list/host for free? Any tax benefits?

Kristine Batra
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Hello all,

Has anyone had an experience with a listing through AirBNB.org? Are there are any known tax advantages to giving your space out for free or for a discount?

I have registered my listing through their nonprofit site with a discounted rate (I have a 2-bedroom apt here in Portland,OR) rather than offering for free. Anyone list is for free? Or for a discount fee? Have you had any case workers reach out and facilitate a stay? I recently attended a host2host.com zoom meeting, AirBNB Presents-Product Updates & Refugee Program. They reviewed their 501(c)3 platform (to encourage more listings I presume) and talked extensively about their efforts to resettle refugees.

I know it's fairly new to the platform and I don't see any tax advantages.

Any other thoughts on this new nonprofit from publicly traded airbnb?

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