Automatic Ross1000 and ISTAT reporting for rentals in Italy

Which regions are supported

Is your region missing? Get in touch with the Maurice team: we’ll tell you whether it’s planned and how to handle it in the meantime.

What the rules require, in short

Accommodation providers in Italy must report guest movements (arrivals and overnight stays, with where guests come from) for ISTAT’s official tourism statistics, through the portal chosen by their Region. In several regions this also applies to tourist rentals, not just hotels and B&Bs. Who must report, how often and by when depends on regional rules, so check your Region’s tourism portal or ask your local tourism office. If you’re new to Italian rental terms, our short-term rental glossary explains them.

How it works

1. 01

   Enter your regional portal credentials

   Your property’s credentials for Ross1000, Istrice or Turismo5 go into Maurice once.

2. 02

   Guests check in online

   With the online check-in for rentals in Italy, guest data arrives complete, with IDs collected and checked, before arrival.

3. 03

   Maurice submits for you

   Guest movements are sent automatically to your region’s portal, on time.

4. 04

   You stay in control

   You can log into the regional portal at any time to check what was sent or to handle any extra requirements your region sets.

Who it’s for

Owners and managers with properties in the supported regions, especially those who manage from abroad and can’t log into an Italian portal every day: see software for property managers, B&Bs and guesthouses and the digital receptionist for hotels. In the same check-in, Maurice also handles tourist tax collection, and our guide to managing an Airbnb in Italy remotely puts it all together.