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How to deregister a holiday-let dwelling in Andalusia: procedure and consequences
The voluntary deregistration of a holiday-let dwelling in the Tourism Registry of Andalusia is sometimes the most appropriate solution: change of personal circumstances, sale of the dwelling, sanctioning risk, regulatory changes. Here we explain when it is appropriate, how it is done and what consequences it entails.
When to deregister
- Personal change (move, retirement).
- Sale of the dwelling without operating-party continuity.
- Saturated municipal regulation that does not allow new occupations.
- Active sanctioning risk.
- Strategic change to long-term rental.
The procedure
- Access the virtual office with digital certificate.
- Use procedure 6631 selecting «deregistration».
- Attach the operating cessation document if applicable.
- Receive the automatic deregistration receipt.
Consequences
- Loss of the licence and tourist signature: cannot operate again without new responsible declaration.
- Fiscal effects: from real estate or business income, the dwelling moves to other regimes.
- Operating-party termination: notify Social Security if applicable.
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FAQ
Can I deregister and reregister later?
Yes, but it requires new responsible declaration with the current requirements (probably stricter).
Does deregistration require a meeting?
No, the owner deregisters unilaterally.
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