- The draft interpretation statement updates previous guidance on the GST treatment of short-stay accommodation and addresses registration questions for hosts supplying accommodation in their homes or holiday homes.
- It examines the GST implications for short-stay accommodation provided through electronic marketplaces (like Airbnb) or directly to guests, aimed at first-time hosts.
- The statement outlines the entire lifecycle of a taxable activity related to short-stay accommodation, including initial registration and de-registration, and covers various hosting scenarios, such as renting out a room, sleepout, or entire property.
Source govt.nz
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