Webinar Lodgify: Tasse e come dichiarare i redditi provenienti dalle OTA
Summary
AI-generatedThis webinar explains the tax implications for short-term rental hosts in Italy, focusing on the 2025 tax year. It covers how to declare income from OTAs like Airbnb and Booking.com, the differences between Cedolare Secca and IRPEF, key tax deadlines, and new regulations like the CIN code and ATECO codes for property managers.
Key insights
When opting for IRPEF, property owners receive a mandatory 5% flat deduction on rental income, meaning only 95% of the income is taxed. Sub-lessors or loan-for-use recipients do not have this flat deduction and can deduct actual costs if properly documented.
Mistakes to avoid
Incorrectly assuming that taxes withheld by OTAs (like Airbnb or Booking.com) fully satisfy tax obligations. Hosts must still declare all rental income and reconcile any differences in their tax return, as OTA withholdings are often just a down payment.
Tools & resources
Lodgify Blog (Italian)platform
Lodgify offers a blog with free resources for short-term rental professionals, including articles and guides on managing the business and its financial aspects.
Frequently Asked Questions
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