Accountants and CPAs in Scottsdale, AZ.
180 firms, compared.
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If you rent out a Scottsdale home for stays shorter than 30 days, there is more to set up than the listing. The city requires an annual city license for each short-term or vacation rental property. Before you can apply, you need a transaction privilege tax license, Arizona's tax on a business's gross receipts, from the Arizona Department of Revenue for each property. Scottsdale asks you to list SC as a region code on that state license. Every short-term rental here carries both TPT and a transient lodging tax. When you choose an accountant, ask whether they already file TPT and transient tax returns for short-term rental owners.
Scottsdale accounting at a glance
130 solo · 43 small · 7 mid-size or larger
The other 46 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
69 tax planning · 29 entity setup · 28 IRS help
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