Tennessee county rules
Perry County, TN vacation rental rules and taxes
Perry County, on the Tennessee and Buffalo rivers, charges a 5% occupancy tax countywide and 9.5% sales tax. We found no county or city short-term rental permit.
Checked against official sources November 5, 2026What to do
Pay the county occupancy tax on direct bookings
Airbnb and VRBO remit occupancy tax to the state for their bookings. For direct bookings, ask Perry County where to file the 5% county tax.Source
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Towns
Linden
We couldn’t find Linden’s code online or any short-term rental permit. You owe 9.5% sales tax + 5% occupancy tax and need a state business tax license once gross receipts reach $3,000 a year.
Full guideLobelville
We couldn’t find Lobelville’s code online or any short-term rental permit. You owe 9.5% sales tax + 5% occupancy tax and need a state business tax license once gross receipts reach $3,000 a year.
Full guideUnincorporated Perry
We found no county short-term rental permit for unincorporated Perry County. You owe 9.5% sales tax + 5% occupancy tax and need a state business tax license once gross receipts reach $3,000 a year.
Sources
- Local occupancy tax rates report (updated November 4, 2026) · Tennessee Department of Revenue
- Sales tax rate table, fourth quarter 2026 · Tennessee Department of Revenue
- Tennessee Airbnb market data (active listings, 12 months to September 2026) · AirROI
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