Florence Imposta di Soggiorno: New Rules From 1 Nov
Florence's tourist-tax regolamento now lets the revenue also pay for waste collection and urban security, and exempts armed forces on service duty. Operator duties and article 10 sanctions are the same as in the 2023 text, but the Comune published new monthly declaration forms.
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Florence’s updated Regolamento per l’Imposta di Soggiorno (the tourist-tax regulation) has applied since 1 November 2026. It widens what the revenue can pay for and adds one exemption. The regolamento sets no rates (art. 4 leaves the amount to a Comune measure). Operator duties and the sanctions match the 2023 text, so an omitted or incomplete monthly communication still costs EUR 250 to 500 for each month (art. 10). The regolamento header lists two 2026 council resolutions among its amendments: n. 36 of 29/6/2026 and n. 53 of 28/9/2026 (Comune di Firenze, regolamento in force from 1 Nov 2026).
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