Co-owner statements
Per-vehicle money, split after expenses, printable any day of the month.
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Every vehicle keeps its own books
Trip earnings come from the Turo CSV. Expenses, incident shares, and service work all post against the vehicle they belong to. Operator task pay folds in too, for any host running the checklist board, though plenty of hosts pay their operator a flat monthly rate directly instead.
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The split runs after expenses
Each co-owner's statement computes earnings minus that vehicle's costs, then applies the ownership split. A negative month carries forward and nets against the next one.
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Finalize and pay
Month-to-date statements print any day. Closing a month is a deliberate host action, and once finalized the numbers freeze for good.
The rules, plainly.
- Co-owners see their own vehicles only
- A co-owner's portal shows their vehicles and their statements. Nothing else in the fleet is visible to them.
- Trip counts are honest
- A month's trip count is every distinct completed trip that ended inside that month, never a row pulled from payment events. A single trip can generate more than one payment event days apart, and counting those would inflate the number. The count on your statement always matches the number of times a guest actually drove that car.
- Booked ahead is a preview, never a statement line
- The Booked ahead section shows Turo's own projected earnings for trips still booked or already in progress. It gives you a heads up on what is coming, but it never enters a statement and never nets against your split. Treat it as a forecast, not a payout.
- Gas reimbursement money splits differently
- Turo pays a flat ten dollar convenience fee on every gas reimbursement, and that fee always goes to the fleet owner. The fuel money itself goes to whoever actually paid at the pump: the fleet owner by default, or a co-host who logged an approved gas expense that matches the trip. Once gas gets reimbursed it stops splitting like ordinary earnings.
Updated 2026-07-26. Something here doesn't match what you see? Tell us and we'll fix the guide.