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💰 Italian property owners and tourism accommodation providers must request a National Identification Code (CIN) by November 2, 2024, to comply with new regulations. Before applying for the CIN, they must obtain a Regional Identification Code (CIR) where applicable. The CIN can be applied for through the national database, with a 120-day deadline from September 3, 2024, or within 30 days if the CIR is issued after November 2, 2024. In regions without a CIR, the CIN can be requested immediately, with mandatory display from November 2, 2024. The CIN is prefixed with "IT" and generated by national database if regional standards differ.

🏠 Italy's "Banca Dati delle Strutture Ricettive" (BDSR) kicked off nationally on September 3, with an announcement in the Official Gazette. Legal provisions apply 60 days post-notice, giving time for compliance without penalties. The BDSR introduces the "Codice Identificativo Nazionale" (CIN) for a detailed mapping of lodging facilities, targeting transparency and regulation in the tourism sector. Property owners and short-term rental providers must request the CIN via the Ministry of Tourism's online platform, following verification of safety requirements, including gas detectors and portable fire extinguishers.

💸 Italy's Piano Transizione 5.0 incentives, managed by GSE, are active for purchases from January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2025, with documentation due by February 28, 2026. The GSE platform, essential for managing applications, requires a 20% deposit on orders within 30 days of booking confirmation. A total of €6.3 billion is allocated for the program, with the tax credit usable via F24 and must be claimed by December 31, 2025. Unused credits can be carried over in five equal annual installments.