What is the Land Registration Number (LRN) for Italian properties?

The Land Registration Number (LRN) is a unique code that identifies a property in Italy. It helps track ownership and legal details of land and real estate. The LRN is issued by the Italian Tax Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) and appears in official property records.

What does the LRN consist of?

The LRN is made up of the following identification elements:

• Codice Comune (Municipality Code)
• Sezione (Section)
• Foglio (Page)
• Particella (Parcel or Plot)
• Subalterno (Subordinate Unit, if applicable)

Please do not confuse these identification data with the Classification Data found next to them in property records. Classification Data is not needed for issuing the Single Certification.

Where can I find my property's LRN?

You can find your LRN in any of the following documents or places:

• The property deed
• The Visura Catastale (Cadastral Report)
• The CIN certificate
• The Tax Agency's website, after logging in with SPID or CIE

Which hosts need to provide their LRN?

Italian law requires intermediaries like Holidu to act as tax withholding agents on behalf of accommodation owners. For this reason, Holidu needs the LRN from every private host for whom we acted as a taxpayer in 2024. We will also need it for future declarations.

Why is the LRN required?

The LRN is essential for issuing the CU declaration (Certificazione Unica), which is a legally required tax document. Providing your LRN helps us meet these legal obligations and keeps tax reporting accurate.

Need more help?

For more details, read our FAQ on the Land Registration Number for Italian properties (LRN). If you have questions about your property's LRN, you can also visit our Host Help Center.