Most calculators show gross revenue and stop. This one keeps going — into your municipality's accommodation tax and night limits, the local rules that quietly change what you take home. Pick where your rental is to begin.
Every Ontario municipality runs its own rules — different tax rates, renewal dates, and limits. Miss a renewal and you can lose your licence and your bookings.
HostComply watches all of it for you, tuned to your municipality's rules. That's the whole product — boring, quiet, and the reason you don't get fined.
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There's no single Ontario rate. Each city or township sets its own Municipal Accommodation Tax — Toronto is temporarily 8.5%, Ottawa is 6%, and several cottage-country municipalities sit around 4%. The calculator pulls the rate for wherever your rental actually is.
No. Toronto caps entire-home rentals at 180 nights a year. Muskoka Lakes instead restricts waterfront properties to one rental group every six nights in summer plus a week off each month. Others have no night cap at all, just guest limits. The tool reflects your municipality's specific rule.
It depends entirely on where it is. Toronto only allows short-term rental of your principal residence. Cottage-country municipalities like Muskoka Lakes, Prince Edward County, and Blue Mountains license non-principal properties — which is exactly why the cottage market exists. Pick your municipality to see which applies.