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Report then however it makes sense to you and would make sense to the IRS. The main thing is to be consistent in your reporting from year to year, and keep good records. For the items you list, supplies would make sense. Supplies can last for a period of time, such as blankets, where expenses are usually something you use up at once, such as a utility bill.
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Report then however it makes sense to you and would make sense to the IRS. The main thing is to be consistent in your reporting from year to year, and keep good records. For the items you list, supplies would make sense. Supplies can last for a period of time, such as blankets, where expenses are usually something you use up at once, such as a utility bill.
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For something like AirB&B or VRBO vacation rentals, that's generally treated as a business reported on SCH C, and *NOT* as a rental reported on SCH E. In other words, you treat this like the business it is, *exactly* the way a hotel operates.
As a short term rental you *are* providing recurring services, as indicated by the items you purchased which you mentioned in your post. So this is not a SCH E rental. It's a SCH C business and needs to be reported as such.
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