Hustle Pads makes paying your Local and Federal tax and remittance easy. We provide easy exports of all of your booking history within the admin panel.  

NOTE: All Hosts are required to submit their own tax and remittance. Hustle Pads may only collect an estimated tax that you must then submit to your local government. Hustle Pads provides the following information for educational purposes only. We make no claims to the accuracy of this information and recommend you visit your local states website for the latest tax requirements. 

In compliance with State law, all guest bookings located in the State of Tennessee are required to pay the corresponding taxes, including all other taxes and fees which may vary per county and city.

State Taxes for Tennessee

The state of Tennessee is requiring a 7% State Sales Tax, 1.5%-2.75% Local Sales Tax, Local Metropolitan Tourist Accommodation Tax, Convention Fund Tax and Municipal Tax (percentage of the listing price), Local Convention Center Fund Tax (percentage of the listing price), and Local Municipal Hotel Tax (percentage of the listing price). Please visit State of Tennessee Department of Revenue website for more information.

State Subletting Regulation

In the Tennessee State, the tenant is free to sublet if the lease doesn't mention or prohibit subletting. If your lease does not mention or prohibit subletting, you are free to do so. Most leases require that a landlord give written consent before you can sublet. If this is the case, contact the landlord and try to get her written consent before subletting. Please visit Tennessee Rental Guide.

COUNTY OF

Hamilton

The city of Hamilton requires a four percent (4%) Hotel/Motel Occupancy Privilege Tax. Please visit Hamilton County Hotel-Motel Tax website for more information.

CITY OF

Knoxville

The city of Knoxville requires a three percent (3%) Hotel Occupancy Tax. Please visit Knoxville Short Term Rentals website for more information.

Memphis

The city of Memphis requires a three and a half percent (3.5%) Memphis Short Term Room Occupancy Tax. Please visit Memphis City Treasury website for more information.