
If you plan to offer lodging services through digital platforms in Quintana Roo, it is essential to understand the regulations issued by the Tax Administration Service of the State of Quintana Roo (SATQ).
According to the current regulations, all hosts offering lodging services must obtain a state operation license. This applies to both individuals and legal entities, ensuring compliance with their tax obligations.
In addition, digital platforms where accommodations are advertised must be registered in the state's Tourism Services Platform. The purpose of these measures is to ensure payment of the Lodging Tax, set at 6% of the income generated.
The legislation requires digital platforms to comply with three essential aspects:
To obtain the state operation license, you need to present the following documents:
Important note: The property owner must have a valid RFC to complete this process. The operation license is free, but obtaining it implies the obligation to maintain proper accounting.
Each month, the digital platform must provide you with a certificate of the taxes withheld. To manage your property independently and register as a host on digital platforms, make sure to follow these steps:
Complying with these provisions not only ensures the proper functioning of your business but also allows you to operate within the legal framework in Quintana Roo, avoiding penalties and optimizing your income. If you have additional questions, consult a professional specializing in tax law or property management.