For short-term rentals, many jurisdictions do not require licensing or strict trust accounting rules for managing short-term stays on behalf of owners. In this guide, we present an alternative accounting method for those in vacation rental property management who do not use a trust account.
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This guide is a comprehensive method of accounting for those who need to follow thorough accounting guidelines due to state or local requirements around trust accounts. The trust account itself is delegated by a bank or financial institution for (usually) licensed property managers or real estate brokers to collect funds on behalf of property owners.
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Rental Arbitrage is a business model where an operator rents a property from an owner on a master lease and subleases said property to guests on Airbnb, Vrbo or their own Guesty direct booking website. This business model thrives in markets where vacation rental short-term income potential is higher than local long-term rental prices.
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A vacation rental investment property is a business model in which an operator purchases a property and lists it on platforms such as Airbnb, VRBO or their own direct-booking website, with the goal of building equity more quickly than with a traditional long-term rental. This model is especially effective in markets where short-term rental income potential significantly exceeds local long-term rental rates.
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How to account for vacation rental costs for owners and operators across various business models. We’ve compiled a list of the most common expenses involved in running a vacation rental business. Included is a sample chart of accounts that you can use to set up QuickBooks for your vacation rental operation.
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An in-depth discussion about Vrbo accounting and bookkeeping using popular accounting software, QuickBooks. Accordingly, we provide chart of account templates, show how to properly classify transactions, discuss financial reporting, vacation rental taxes and overview how to automate vacation rental bookkeeping. We link to various business models, including property managers, property owners, co-hosts and arbitrage operators.
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A QuickBooks guide to automate accounting for Vrbo property managers who use a trust account to collect funds from Vrbo on behalf of property owners. This guide is a comprehensive method of accounting for those who need to follow thorough accounting guidelines due to state or local requirements around trust accounts.
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A method of accounting for those using QuickBooks to manage properties on Vrbo who do not use a trust account. Rather than using a trust account, all funds are directly collected from Vrbo and declared as income by the property management company. From there, a portion is paid out to owners as a direct cost.
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A guide for Vrbo Co-Host accounting and automation in QuickBooks for those Co-Hosts who receive their revenue from the property owner. Chart of accounts and example monthly owner statements included.
This accounting guide is for operators running Vrbo rental-arbitrage listings using QuickBooks. In this business model, you rent a property from an owner under a master lease and then sublease it to guests on Vrbo. Because profitability depends on accurate financial tracking, this guide will help you set up and streamline your accounting workflows to support a well-run and scalable operation.
This guide walks Vrbo investment property owners through setting up accurate revenue accounting in QuickBooks, from using a tailored chart of accounts to automating reservations with Tallybreeze. Learn how to streamline workflows, handle taxes, and generate meaningful reports to track the performance of each property.
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If you manage or own a property on Vrbo, you can get burned at tax time if you’re not careful with how you interpret Vrbo’s 1099-K. The topic of this article is about the numbers Vrbo reports to the IRS in their 1099-K for each Host, these numbers are higher than what is actually paid out.
In this article, we discuss Vrbo Costs throughout several business models and have compiled a list of the most common costs involved in operating a Vrbo business. We present here a chart of accounts, which you can use to set up QuickBooks or Xero for your Vrbo and Vacation Rental organization.
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An in-depth discussion about Airbnb accounting and bookkeeping using popular accounting software, QuickBooks Online & Xero. Accordingly, we provide chart of account templates, show how to properly classify transactions, discuss financial reporting, Airbnb taxes and overview how to automate Airbnb bookkeeping. We link to various business models, including property managers, property owners, co-hosts and arbitrage operators.
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An accounting method in Xero for property managers handling Airbnb listings without a trust account. All funds are collected directly from Airbnb and recorded as income by the property management company, with the owner’s share paid out as a direct cost.
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A Xero guide to automate trust accounting for property managers of Airbnb listings. This guide is a comprehensive method of accounting for those who need to follow thorough accounting guidelines due to state or local requirements around trust accounts.
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This guide walks you through how to set up and automate Airbnb Co-Host accounting in Xero. You’ll learn how the Co-Host business model works, how to use a tailored chart of accounts, how to automate invoice creation with Tallybreeze, and how to manage owner payments and monthly reporting with accuracy and ease.
This guide walks you through how to properly set up, manage, and automate Airbnb Arbitrage accounting in Xero. You’ll learn how the business model works, how to use a tailored chart of accounts, how to automate reservation syncing with Tallybreeze, and how to run accurate reports that help you scale with confidence.
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This comprehensive guide walks Airbnb property investors through setting up accounting in Xero, from chart of accounts configuration to automating reservations. Learn how to streamline workflows, manage taxes, and generate clear monthly reports for each property.
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This guide explains property management accounting in QuickBooks for Airbnb listings – without using a trust account. You’ll learn how to set up a streamlined chart of accounts, automate Airbnb revenue processing with Tallybreeze, handle owner payouts, manage taxes, and generate monthly reports. If your jurisdiction doesn’t require trust accounting, this simplified method provides an efficient and transparent way to run your property management accounting.
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This guide walks Property Managers through the exact steps needed to manage Trust Accounting for Airbnb in QuickBooks. You’ll learn how to set up a proper chart of accounts, perform three-way trust reconciliation, automate reservation accounting with Tallybreeze, and execute common workflows such as owner payouts, commissions, tax remittances, and expense handling. If you use a trust account to manage owner funds, this guide provides the structure and clarity you need for accurate, compliant, and scalable Airbnb accounting.
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Co-Hosting on Airbnb can be a profitable business if your accounting system is set up correctly. This guide walks you through how to streamline and automate Airbnb Co-Host accounting using QuickBooks, including setting up a chart of accounts, creating automated workflows with Tallybreeze, and managing owner payments with clarity and accuracy. Whether you’re new to Co-Hosting or refining your existing process, this guide provides the structure you need to stay organized and compliant.
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Rental arbitrage on Airbnb can be highly profitable, but success depends on accurate, efficient accounting. This guide shows you how to set up and automate Airbnb income tracking in QuickBooks—using the right chart of accounts, reservation workflows, and Tallybreeze automation tools.
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If you own investment properties on Airbnb and use QuickBooks, understanding how to properly record and automate your Airbnb income is essential. This guide breaks down everything you need—from chart of accounts setup to automated revenue workflows—so you can manage your portfolio with clarity and confidence.
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Airbnb’s 1099-K reports gross earnings, not what you actually receive, leaving many hosts unknowingly overpaying taxes. This article explains the hidden gaps, why the reported amounts don’t match your real payouts, and how to correctly deduct fees and refunds to avoid costly mistakes.
This guide breaks down the essential costs of running an Airbnb business and provides a complete chart of accounts for QuickBooks and Xero. Use it to track expenses accurately, negotiate smarter, and make stronger financial decisions.
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Bnbtally has officially rebranded to Tallybreeze. While the name is new, the company, team, and trusted service remain the same. This evolution reflects our expanded integrations beyond Airbnb and our long-term vision for a broader, more powerful platform.
Airbnb is phasing out the split-fee model and moving all hosts to a 15.5 percent host-only service fee. This article explains who is affected, when the changes take effect, how the new structure impacts pricing, VAT requirements, and net earnings, and why accurate fee tracking is now more important than ever for hosts and property managers.
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