14 day rule: hosting your next company event at home
Summary
The 14-day rule in Airbnb allows hosts to rent out their house or a part of the house for less than 14 days a year without being taxed on the income generated. This can be useful for business related events like retreats. The business is able to write off the expense while the host is not taxed on the income.
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