1996
DOI: 10.1016/0010-8804(96)82536-5
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A tax primer for bed and breakfast

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“…Foreign scholars started their research on homestays earlier, and their research content is also more extensive. Their research content mainly focuses on the homestay industry [8] ,homestay market [9] ,homestay customer group [10] , etc.In terms of research methods, it focuses on the combination of qualitative and quantitative research. For example, Kelley C. L et al discussed the "side business" nature of homestays through specific cases, and believed that homestay owners chose to operate homestays out of interest or hobbies [8].…”
Section: Research On Homestaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Foreign scholars started their research on homestays earlier, and their research content is also more extensive. Their research content mainly focuses on the homestay industry [8] ,homestay market [9] ,homestay customer group [10] , etc.In terms of research methods, it focuses on the combination of qualitative and quantitative research. For example, Kelley C. L et al discussed the "side business" nature of homestays through specific cases, and believed that homestay owners chose to operate homestays out of interest or hobbies [8].…”
Section: Research On Homestaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their research content mainly focuses on the homestay industry [8] ,homestay market [9] ,homestay customer group [10] , etc.In terms of research methods, it focuses on the combination of qualitative and quantitative research. For example, Kelley C. L et al discussed the "side business" nature of homestays through specific cases, and believed that homestay owners chose to operate homestays out of interest or hobbies [8]. Monty studied the buying behavior of homestay tourists and found that the room structure, location and surrounding environment of homestays are important factors that affect customers' wishes [10] .…”
Section: Research On Homestaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hultman and Cederholm [8] also found the social, temporal and spatial complexity of the commercial friendship between the host and the guest. [9] discussed the nature of the "sideline" of the property, pointing out that tax breaks for homeowners who operate out of interest and hobbies will promote the development of the property industry. Sherry [10] discussed the legality of the operation of the hotel and how to standardize and rationalize it.…”
Section: Study On the Relationship Between The Owner And The Touristsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the popularity of B&Bs in Yunnan, the current level of operation and management falls far short of the quality standards required for successful rural revitalization. The majority of B&Bs are family-owned and operated by residents who lack business and tourism management skills [ 8 ], resulting in low-quality services that cannot meet the growing demand of tourists [ 9 ]. Because the B&B industry is still in its infancy, regulations, and legal systems are not sound, and B&B operators lack professional skills, resulting in poor management that negatively impacts the tourist experience.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%