Georgia county rules
Coffee County, GA vacation rental rules and taxes
Coffee County has about 50 Airbnb listings, mostly in Douglas. Douglas’s zoning lists Airbnb and VRBO rentals with bed and breakfasts, allowed only in residential districts under owner-occupancy standards. Douglas charges a 5% hotel-motel tax.
Checked against official sources November 6, 2026Sales tax
8%
Local rules
Douglas zoning
The county’s smaller towns set their own rules. Ask the town hall.
What to do
Then your city or area
Pick your area. Outside Douglas, we found no short-term rental use in Coffee County’s code; ask the county about zoning and a business license.Source
Towns
Sources
- Code of ordinances · Coffee County (Municode)
- Georgia Airbnb market data (active listings) · AirROI
- Sales and use tax rate chart, effective October 1, 2026 · Georgia Department of Revenue
- Hotel/motel excise tax rates and revenue report · Georgia Department of Community Affairs
- Code section · City of Douglas (Municode)
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