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Short-term rental income may trigger self-employment tax — adding 15.3% to your bill. Enter your rental income, expenses, and filing status to see if you owe SE tax, how much, and whether you qualify for material participation or real estate professional exemptions.
What you'll get
Exact self-employment tax based on your net rental income.
Whether you qualify for real estate professional or material participation status.
Suggested quarterly payment amounts to avoid penalties.
How it works
Gross revenue and deductible expenses.
Filing status and other income sources.
SE tax owed, exemptions, and quarterly payment schedule.
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Hotel-like services increase the likelihood of active (SE-taxable) classification.
This tool provides educational guidance only — not professional advice. Tax laws vary by jurisdiction and individual circumstances. Consult a tax professional or CPA for advice specific to your situation.
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