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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 8010 str city form in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Business Name and Account Number at the top of the form. Ensure that you include your 9-digit account number for accurate processing.
  3. In Section H, report your Gross Rentals (Line H1) by entering total rental receipts. If applicable, check the box H1A if using a third-party platform like Airbnb.
  4. For Line H2, list any allowable deductions from rentals reported by third parties. Specify the platform names used.
  5. Calculate the Taxable Amount on Line H3 by subtracting Line H2 from Line H1. Then, compute the Tax Due on Line H4 as 4% of Line H3.
  6. Proceed to Section R and fill in Total Guest Room Capacity (Line R1) and Total Rooms Rented (Line R2). Deduct any allowable rooms rented reported by third parties on Line R3.
  7. Complete Lines R4 through R9 to calculate your Occupancy Privilege Tax and any penalties or interest due.
  8. Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing and submitting your form. Ensure it is sent before the deadline to avoid penalties.

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One of the most important tax exemptions is the 14-day rule, or the 10% rule. This means you dont have to report any earned income from a short-term rental so long as you rent out the property for only 14 days or more than 10% of the year. But you must also use the property for 14 days or longer during the same year.
Orleans Parish Hotel/Motel The combined Louisiana and Orleans Parish tax rate is 17% for hotel/motel sales (9 or fewer rooms). *Members of Convention and Vistors Bureau or the New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp., may be required to collect an additional 1.75%.
Also known as the Airbnb tax loophole, this strategy classifies the activity as a business rather than a rental activity, so all income and expenses related to the property are considered active, not passive.
Short-term rentals have long been controversial in New Orleans. Its current STR law went into effect in March 2024, a year after it was passed, after a federal judge ruled the ordinance constitutional amid legal challenges. Other provisions of the ordinance include: Each operator can have only one STR permit.
Renting for Less than Seven Days When your average rental period is seven days or less per tenant, the IRS deems the activity to not be a rental activity under the passive activity rules. Because of this, many CPAs put short-term rental activities on Schedule C. However, this is not generally correct treatment.

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If you rent your space for less than 14 days total in one year, you will not need to report the rental income you received. This exception is known as the 14-day rental rule.

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