Penalties for non-compliance with National Identification Code (NIC) vary according to the type of offence.
If the property is rented or advertised without a valid CIN code, you risk fines of between €800 and €8,000. La non-exposure of the code outside the facility or in online advertisements, as required, may lead to sanctions from 500 € to 5,000 €. These measures are taken to ensure transparency and clarity for guests during the booking process.
In case of violation of safety regulations, fines can range from €600 to €6,000 for each infringement. In addition, the omission of the Segnalazione Certificata di Inizio Attività (SCIA) can lead to penalties of between €200 and €10,000.
These sanctions underline the importance of complying with administrative procedures to ensure the regularity of the short-term rental and accommodation sector.
Who checks compliance with the new regulations on the CIN code?
La verification compliance with CIN and SCIA regulations will be carried out by municipalities and local police authorities. These bodies will monitor compliance with the CIN Code, such as the display and application, and the correct communication of the SCIA. In the event of violations, sanctions will be applied.
Municipalities will also be responsible for collection of the fines, and the funds collected will be reinvested locally to improve tourism and public services, encouraging compliance and fostering sustainable development of the tourism sector.
