Short-Term Rental Tax Prep for Airbnb & VRBO Hosts
Since 2006: compliant STR strategies that average $20k+ in annual tax savings
Keep More Cash From Every Stay.
Our short-term rental tax prep is built to maximize legal deductions while staying audit-ready. We optimize entity choice, decide Schedule C vs. Schedule E, document material participation (so losses can be non-passive when you qualify), and deploy cost segregation with current-year bonus depreciation. From furnishings and supplies (de minimis safe harbor) to travel, cleaning, and platform fees, we capture every eligible write-off. If you searched “short-term rental tax prep that lowers taxes now,” this is the proactive plan that keeps more of each booking in your pocket.
Proof You Can Trust.
STR tax rules are different: average stays of ≤7 days (or ≤30 with substantial services), hours logs that meet material-participation tests, personal-use limits, and lodging/occupancy tax compliance. Our short-term rental tax prep team has a dedicated playbook for Airbnb/VRBO hosts—written tax plans, quarterly projections, documentation standards for REPS/STR, and IRS notice handling with audit protection in premium packages. You get repeatable processes, not guesswork, from specialists who’ve supported hosts and operators since 2006.
Wins This Year, Not Someday.
Fast implementation is part of our short-term rental tax prep promise. In your kickoff we: (1) confirm STR classification and hours strategy, (2) map Schedule C vs. E and self-employment-tax impact, (3) launch quick-hit deductions (startup costs, de minimis safe harbor on furnishings), and (4) order cost segregation when it pencils. Within the first month you receive a written action plan (elections, logs, and deadlines) aimed at capturing savings on this year’s return—not someday.
Fast response times.
Fast implementation is part of our short-term rental tax prep promise. In your kickoff we: (1) confirm STR classification and hours strategy, (2) map Schedule C vs. E and self-employment-tax impact, (3) launch quick-hit deductions (startup costs, de minimis safe harbor on furnishings), and (4) order cost segregation when it pencils. Within the first month you receive a written action plan (elections, logs, and deadlines) aimed at capturing savings on this year’s return—not someday.
