Rental Rules by City / Free checklist / Sedona
Is my Sedona rental legal? Checklist
📋 The Basics
- Can I rent my place short-term here?
- Yes, with a license or tax registration
- Do I need a permit?
- Yes. You need a city STR permit and an Arizona TPT license, even for one night.
- What taxes do I pay?
- Total about 13.325%. Airbnb says it collects these for you; you still pay them on bookings outside Airbnb.
Your 3 steps to be legal
- Get an Arizona TPT license.
- Get $500,000 liability insurance and notify neighbors.
- Apply for the city permit.
⚠️ Biggest risk: Hosting any event can suspend your permit for a year.
Words confusing? See the glossary. Details and official sources are below.
Permit / license / registration
Zoning, where allowed & definitions
Night limits, minimum stays & occupancy
Fees, penalties & pending changes
Taxes & who collects them
Total rate: 13.325%. Yavapai County side 13.325%; Coconino County side 13.90% (6.9% instead of 6.325%) per City FAQ. Calculate.
HOA / condo check
Insurance
Deadlines
Official sources
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Not legal or tax advice. Last verified Oct 24, 2026. Rules and rates change: confirm with the official sources linked before you rent or file.