Holiday home. Hall-Wattens tourist region
On this page, you will find all the information for owners of holiday homes in the Hall-Wattens region, as well as all the discounts available with the Hall-Wattens Card for holiday homes.
Second homes are buildings, parts of buildings or flats that are not permanently occupied but are used for a limited period – for example, during holidays, school holidays or at weekends.
An overview of taxes and charges:
There are two compulsory charges for the use of a holiday home:
- The holiday home flat-rate charge payable to the Province of Tyrol (collected by the Tourism Board)
- The holiday home tax payable to the relevant local authority (charged since 2020)
All overnight stays in a holiday home are subject to tax. The holiday home flat-rate levy is a debt payable on one’s own initiative. This means that the flat-rate levy must be paid directly to the Tourism Association by the due date (10 November of the relevant year). The law does not require the Tourism Association to issue an invoice. We regard it as a service to issue a corresponding invoice in good time. Invoices are sent digitally. The Tourism Association issues the annual holiday home flat-rate in the autumn, and it is calculated retrospectively.
A detailed explanation from the Province of Tyrol.
