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Canadian STR vs LTR Tax & Yield Estimator

Compare the Net After-Tax Income of Long-Term Rentals (LTR) vs. Short-Term Rentals (STR) in Canada. See how local compliance, expense deductibility, Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT), and GST/HST rules impact your bottom line.

General Settings

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Long-Term Rental (LTR) Assumptions

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Short-Term Rental (STR) Assumptions

Under Canadian tax rules (effective 2024), expenses are denied for non-compliant STRs in jurisdictions that regulate them.
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Yield Comparison

LTR Net Income
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STR Net Income
$0
Long-Term Rental (Annual)
Gross Income $0
Deductible Expenses -$0
Net Taxable Income $0
Income Tax -$0
Short-Term Rental (Annual)
Warning: Non-compliant STR expenses are denied for tax purposes. You will be taxed on Gross Income.
GST/HST Alert: STR gross income exceeds $30,000. You must register for and collect GST/HST.
Gross Income (Excl. MAT) $0
Platform & Mgmt Fees -$0
Deductible Expenses -$0
Net Taxable Income $0
Income Tax -$0
LTR is more profitable.

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