Texas county rules
Uvalde County, TX vacation rental rules and taxes
Uvalde County, home to the Concan cabins on the Frio River, has no short-term rental rules, but it collects a county hotel tax with its own report form. Airbnb doesn’t collect it, so hosts file with the county.
Checked against official sources November 8, 2026We couldn’t read the county’s rate in November 2026; ask the Tax Assessor-Collector.
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. Uvalde County has a county hotel tax with its own report form. It isn’t on Airbnb’s collection list, so register with the Tax Assessor-Collector and file it yourself.Source
Check your deed restrictions
Concan and Frio River subdivisions often have deed restrictions on rentals. Read yours before you list.Source
Sources
- Uvalde County Hotel Occupancy Tax · Uvalde County Tax Assessor-Collector
- County zoning authority (Local Government Code ch. 231) · Texas Legislature
- Texas Airbnb market data (active listings) · AirROI
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