Texas county rules
Atascosa County, TX vacation rental rules and taxes
Atascosa County has no rental rules and doesn’t report a county hotel tax to the Comptroller. Pleasanton charges a 7% city hotel tax that Airbnb doesn’t collect.
Checked against official sources November 8, 2026We didn’t search Pleasanton’s or other city codes for rental rules in November 2026.
What to do
Hotel taxes on each stay
Stays of 29 nights or less owe the 6% state hotel tax, which Airbnb collects on its bookings. If guests pay you directly, file it with the Texas Comptroller. Inside Pleasanton, stays also owe the city’s 7% hotel tax, which isn’t on Airbnb’s collection list; ask the city how to register and file it.Source
Ask your city
Ask your city whether zoning allows a short-term rental at your address. Outside city limits there’s no permit; check your deed restrictions.Source
Sources
- Local Hotel Occupancy Tax Reporting 2025 · Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (data.texas.gov)
- County zoning authority (Local Government Code ch. 231) · Texas Legislature
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