ATO Notice: Airbnb now reports all host earnings directly to the Australian Taxation Office under the Sharing Economy Reporting Regime. All rental income must be declared.
For Australian & New Zealand Airbnb hosts

Your Airbnb tax,
done correctly
in 5 minutes.

Upload your Airbnb CSV export. Answer a few questions about your property. Download an accountant-ready tax summary with your income, apportioned deductions, and ATO record-keeping calendar — all pre-calculated.

ATO & IRD compliant calculations
CSV processed locally — never stored
Accountant-ready PDF output
How it works
1
Upload your Airbnb CSV exportFrom Host dashboard → Transaction history
2
Tell us about your propertyWhole property or room? State? Days rented?
3
Enter your annual expensesWe apportion them correctly — automatically
Sample output
Assessable income$26,750
Apportioned deductions−$8,420
Net rental income$18,330
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Launching tax season 2025 · $29 AUD one-time
Covers all states & territories
NSW VIC 7.5% levy ✓ QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT 🇳🇿 New Zealand
The problem

The ATO already knows what you earned. Do you know what you can deduct?

Under the Sharing Economy Reporting Regime, Airbnb sends your earnings directly to the ATO every year. Undeclared income is now trivially easy for the ATO to detect.

But declaring income is only half the job. You're also entitled to deduct a portion of your property expenses — mortgage interest, rates, insurance, repairs — against that income. The maths is genuinely complex: expenses must be apportioned by rental days and floor area, using a formula most hosts, and even some accountants, get wrong.

Most hosts either over-pay tax by missing deductions, or under-claim and face an audit. Neither is good.

300k+
Active short-term rental listings in Australia — all subject to ATO data matching
2
Variables the ATO requires you to apportion — rental days and floor area — simultaneously
5 yrs
ATO requires you to keep records of all rental income and expenses — most hosts have no system for this
The solution

Three steps. Five minutes.
One correct answer.

Upload your Airbnb CSV

Export your transaction history from Airbnb and upload it. We extract your gross income, cleaning fees, and host fee deductions automatically.

Tell us about your property

Whole property or a room in your home? How many nights rented? Floor area? State or territory? We use this to calculate your exact apportionment rate.

Download your report

Get an accountant-ready PDF with your total assessable income, correctly apportioned deductions, net rental income, and an ATO record-keeping calendar.

Why hosts need this

Three problems every Airbnb
host faces at tax time.

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The apportionment maths is wrong

If you rent a room in a 3-bedroom house for 180 days, you can't just deduct 50% of your expenses. The ATO requires you to multiply rental days by floor area ratio — a two-variable calculation most people get wrong.

We do this calculation automatically, correctly, every time.
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No records, no deductions

The ATO requires 5 years of records for all rental income and expenses. If you're audited without receipts and a dated income log, you lose the deductions — even if they're legitimate.

Your report includes a dated income log and ATO record-keeping calendar you can file.
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Accountants charge too much for too little

A typical accountant charges $200–400 to handle short-term rental tax — mostly to do the same maths we automate. You still have to gather all your data before the appointment anyway.

Get the pre-work done in 5 minutes for $29. Hand the summary to your accountant and halve the bill.
What's included

Everything in one
$29 report.

Total assessable income

Gross bookings, cleaning fees, and Airbnb service fee deductions — parsed automatically from your CSV.

Apportioned deductions

Mortgage interest, rates, insurance, utilities, repairs — each correctly apportioned by your rental days and floor area ratio.

Net rental income figure

The single number you need to enter on your tax return — income minus deductions, ready to go.

ATO record-keeping calendar

A nights-rented vs personal-use summary the ATO expects you to keep for 5 years — generated automatically from your bookings.

Victorian short stay levy summary

VIC hosts get a dedicated levy section explaining what Airbnb collected on your behalf and any direct booking levy deductions.

Tax Summary Report — FY2024–25
Sample
Income
$26,750
Deductions
−$8,420
Net income
$18,330
Gross bookings$24,800
Cleaning fees$1,950
Mortgage interest (49.3%)−$3,940
Council rates (49.3%)−$740
Building insurance (49.3%)−$620
Airbnb service fees (100%)−$2,430
Cleaning / laundry (100%)−$690
Net rental income $18,330
Calculation aid only — not tax advice. Consult a registered tax agent before lodging. Retain for 5 years per ATO requirements.
Pricing

Simple. One-time. No subscription.

Pay once per financial year, per listing. No account required, no recurring charge.

$ 29 AUD
One-time · FY2024–25 · Instant PDF download
Assessable income breakdown
Apportioned deductions, pre-calculated
Net rental income figure for your tax return
ATO record-keeping calendar (5-year retention)
Accountant-ready PDF with legal disclaimer
Victorian short stay levy summary (VIC hosts)
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🇳🇿 New Zealand hosts — $29 NZD · FY runs 1 April – 31 March · IRD-ready output