2025 marked a turning point for short-term rentals in Europe. The mandatory introduction of the CIN (National Identification Code) and the tightening of ISTAT communications require professional tools. Here's how to get compliant.
Get compliant with UP ManagerItalian bureaucracy is constantly evolving. Managing different regional and national portals manually has become a full-time job, with very high legal risks.
UP Manager is not just software, it's a partner that guides you through compliance. We monitor legislative changes and update the system for you.
The CIN replaces old regional codes (CIR) at the national level. It must be requested through the Ministry of Tourism portal (BDSR) by all owners of hospitality facilities and tourist rentals.
The CIN must be mandatorily displayed outside the property and indicated in every online listing. Portals like Airbnb will require it mandatorily to keep the listing active.
In addition to CIN, the obligation to communicate statistical data (arrivals and presences) to Regions remains. UP Manager automates the creation of XML files ready for upload to various portals (Ross1000, Turisnat, etc.).
2026 new regulations include mandatory safety devices (gas detectors, fire extinguishers) and greater integration of tax data with the Revenue Agency.
UP Manager's bureaucratic automation allows you to focus on what matters: hospitality.
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