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The owner isn't collecting the payment, so they're not the one legally responsible for tax reporting.
When you then pay the owner, you issue them a 1099 which shows the IRS that some of your income was paid out to someone else.
If this is for your own records, just use a custom variable and add the owners taxid there, but be careful not to use that variable in a template.
I don't think taxID numbers are synced to airbnb from hostfully in any case, you set your tax id on airbnb's side. if you use the co-host feature, each separate account has their own tax information and airbnb provides appropriate 1099's to whomever was sent money.
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I think this may be a result of some legal changes.
For example, California law requires showing "all in" pricing, but I think you're allowed to have an expand which breaks out the line items.
I think that's the right way to do it. show the total price, and when a guest clicks to expand they see the per night rate.
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I made a similar argument for inactive listings, the response I got from hostfully was that they consume resources whether they're active or not, so they feel they should charge them.
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does this mean that you only open for booking during the season..
I mean if it's a summer rental but someone can book july in december, then it's active? -
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further, I'd like guests to be able to extend their stays themselves, which should immediately take them through the payment workflow just as it would a new booking.
ideally, I'd like to give guests the option to extend directly regardless of which channel they booked on.
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This feature is coming soon actually.
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agree.. every begin/end date system on the internet will automatically push the end date to the same or a day after the start date when it's changed.
not doing this is ridiculous
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This would be nice. I don't think Airbnb passes on to hostfully whether or not a booking was from a special offer or not. even many times the emails from airbnb don't seem to correctly indicate this.
one way to tell is ... special offers will have $0 cleaning fee.
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Agree.
we use real.vision .. here's an example:
https://real.vision/22-gravatt-drive/tourI can't put this in the property description because the channel's will block updates. but I'd like to have it wherever else I can.
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I believe you can do this from the booking.com extranet. it's a little cumbersome but I think that will work until hostfuly can get a more complete booking.com integration, which I heard is coming.
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should be a hierarchy.
default "agency"
then "owner" if set
then 'property" if set.
and for parent-child listings, the parent data should be inherited by the children unless overridden at the child listing level