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Value Added Tax (VAT) is a tax assessed on the supply of goods and services. In certain countries, such tax may be referred to as Goods and Services Tax (GST), service tax, or consumption tax (collectively referred to as “VAT” in this article).

Depending on your country of residence or location of Experience, Airbnb is required to apply VAT to the Experience service fees on your reservation in countries that tax electronically supplied services.

Adding your VAT or Tax Identification (ID) Number

In certain countries, you may not be charged VAT on the Experience service fee if you are registered for VAT. However, you may still need to self-assess/declare VAT with your VAT return depending on your local VAT laws.

To let us know you are registered for VAT, add your VAT or Tax ID to your account in the Taxes section of your account. Find out more about detailed VAT ID format information.

For hosts

Go to Account > Taxes
Select Add VAT ID number
Complete the VAT ID form

VAT may be charged on the host service fee for an Experience reservation. If a reservation is changed, VAT adjusts to reflect any change in the service fee.

Depending on your country of residence or location of your Experience, you may need to assess VAT on the Experience services you provide to guests. We encourage you to consult your tax advisor if you need assistance assessing VAT on the services you provide.

Disclaimer

The information here is a general guide only, which does not take into account your personal circumstances, is not intended to be tax advice and should not be relied upon as such. If you have any questions about taxes, we suggest that you consult your tax advisor or local tax authorities.

Please note that we do not update this information in real time, so you should check and confirm if the laws, tax rates, or procedures have changed recently.

Countries

Chile

If you are a customer in Chile, Airbnb service fees for Experiences are subject to 19% VAT.

If you are registered for VAT in Chile, you may not be charged VAT on the Experience service fee but you may be required to declare VAT on your VAT filing. To let us know you are registered for VAT, add your Chilean Tax Registration Number here.

Please note that if you provide your Chilean Tax Registration Number to us, we may need to provide such data to the Chilean Tax Authorities. Learn more about the Chilean VAT regime.

To find out more, check the tax authority’s official website.

Colombia

If you are a customer in Colombia, Airbnb service fees for Experiences are subject to 19% VAT.

If you are registered for VAT in Colombia, you may not be charged VAT on the Experience service fee but you may be required to declare VAT on your VAT filing. To let us know you are registered for VAT, add your Colombian Tax Registration Number here. Please note that we may need to provide the information that you are a customer at Airbnb to the Colombian Tax Authorities.

Learn more about Colombian taxes here or check the tax authority’s official website.

Costa Rica

If you are a customer in Costa Rica, Airbnb service fees for Experiences are subject to 13% VAT regardless of your tax status.

To find out more, check the tax authority’s official website.

Croatia

Effective 1 February 2025, if you are a customer in Croatia, Airbnb service fees for Experiences are subject to 25% VAT.

If you are registered for VAT, you may not be charged VAT on the Experience service fee but you may be required to declare VAT on your VAT filing. To let us know you are registered for VAT, add VAT ID number here.