@Eric155 Under Transaction history, use the Gross earnings report. The only column that it does not include is the service fee the guest paid to AirBnB. This column omission is IMO a gross error, as the taxes paid by the guest include the taxes on the service fee, so the Occupancy tax column displayed does not accurately compute. However, having this CSV gives you the ability to create the column and then enter the pertinent information, which is a PITA.
My recommendation going forward? Create your own spreadsheet and populate it with the information for each rental/reservation. I do this each time I get a booking, and at the end of the year, I am not relying on some joker programmer at an OTA for the valuable information I require to file my taxes.
My columns:
Name of Guest and Reservation Number
Arrival date
Departure Date
Number of nights
Number of persons (if you charge for extra people)
Pets/no pets
Source (name of OTA)
Charge for number of nights booked (ex: $190 X 5 nights)
Cleaning Fee
Pet and other fees
Discounts or Other Charges (Ex: $50 for extra cleaning/broken stuff)
Credit card charge (% service fee from OTA)
PAID TO ME (equals the bank deposit)
Taxes paid by Guest
OTA Service fee paid by Guest
Guest paid total
I also keep a detailed expense report for plumber visits or other repair charges, materials for repairs, getting supplies at "Bulk Buy Store or Hardware Store" .
I don't rely on an OTA to give me what I need to conduct business.