Airbnb’s Form 10-K provides limited country-by-country visibility into cash income taxes paid in 2025.
The filing discloses cash income taxes by U.S. federal, U.S. state, and foreign jurisdictions in aggregate. It does not break out foreign cash taxes by specific country.
The income tax footnote explains the drivers of the effective tax rate and certain legislative impacts. Geographic granularity, however, stops at the U.S. versus non-U.S. split.
Country-level tax picture
Airbnb paid cash income taxes in the United States and abroad. The disclosure groups foreign payments into a single line item. No individual foreign country is named for income tax paid.
For 2025, cash income taxes paid, net of refunds, were:
United States federal: $65 million
United States state: $46 million
Foreign jurisdictions: $121 million
Total cash income taxes paid in 2025 were $232 million.
The filing does not identify which foreign countries make up the $121 million. It also does not allocate foreign taxes by region.
