The “CIN” refers to the “National Identification Code” for facilities offering short rentals in Italy. It is mandatory for landlords to register their properties intended for short rentals, such as apartments or vacation homes.
Here are some key points about CIN:
- Registration: Owners must register their facility with their municipality to obtain a CIN.
- Obligation to indicate: The CIN must be indicated in all rental platforms (such as Airbnb, Booking.com, etc.) and in communications with customers.
- Purposes: The CIN serves to ensure that facilities comply with local regulations and to facilitate inspections by the relevant authorities.
- Penalties: Not having the CIN can result in penalties and fines, so it is important to follow the registration procedure.
Obligation to Register
- Municipality of Residence: Owners must register with the municipality where the property is located to obtain the CIN.
- Local Regulations: Each municipality may have specific rules regarding the registration and management of short-term rentals.
Use of CIN
- Online Platforms: The CIN must be listed in listings on rental platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, etc.
- Documentation: Must also be included in any contracts or communications with guests.
Benefits of CIN
- Transparency: Helps ensure that facilities comply with safety and hygiene regulations.
- Tax Control: Facilitates tracking of short leases and payment of taxes.
Sanctions
- Fine: Operating without a CIN can result in fines and the risk of business closure.
