If you rented it only for six days, you don't have to report the income. The rule is It doesn't matter whether you earn $100 or $10,000 during those 14 days that you rent out space—you don't have to report the earnings on your taxes. However, to qualify, you must:
- live in the house yourself for more than 14 days during the year or at least 10% of the time that you rent it to others. If you rented it 6 days, ten percent of that is less than one day, so you can qualify to exclude the income. Just keep the documents with your tax records. @lglennmusic
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