VRBO Customer FAQ

To cancel a trip booked on your daughter's account, you will need to log in to her account using her credentials. Once logged in, go to the "Trips" section, find the reservation you want to cancel, and follow the cancellation prompts. If you encounter any issues, please check the cancellation policies that apply to the specific property you booked.

To add an additional email to a booking on VRBO, navigate to your booking details and look for an option to manage or edit your reservation. There, you should find a section to add extra contacts or emails. Enter the additional email address as prompted. Be sure to save the changes to ensure the additional email receives all pertinent booking information.

The cancellation policy regarding refunds, including VRBO fees and taxes, is determined by the individual homeowner or property manager. Most commonly, if you cancel within the allotted timeframe, you may receive the rental amount back, but this may not include the service fees. As for taxes, it depends on the local tax laws of the area the property is located in. Cancellation policies can vary, so it's crucial to read and understand these before renting a property. VRBO does not control these policies, and all refunds are at the discretion of the property owner or manager. Check your booking confirmation email to review your exact cancellation policy.

Taxes on your property are determined based on the tax laws and regulations of the location of your property. If the taxes on your rental appear to be incorrect, it could be because of changes in local tax rules or a miscalculation. VRBO doesn't have direct control over taxation and strictly follows local tax regulations. If you believe there's an error, please consult with a local tax authority or a tax professional to confirm your tax liability. Remember, it's crucial to ensure your tax information is accurate, as you're responsible for all tax obligations associated with your rental property.