The compliance file of your Dijon furnished tourist let, prepared in 5 working days.

1. 01

   Pre-audit

   Our partner reviews your situation from your documents and public sources: LMNP status, DPE, whether the let is already declared, tax regime, use of the property (main residence or not). Written report within 48 working hours.

   Deliverables

   Written report . Costed action plan
2. 02

   Declaration file and number

   The law requires the owner to declare the let personally ('in person', Tourism Code, article L. 324-1-1). Our partner prepares the file and guides you through the route open in Dijon when you ask: registration announced by Dijon Métropole for the end of 2026, or the pre-filled town hall declaration form offered in the tourist tax host area. The number is then added to your listings.

   Deliverables

   File ready to submit . Number on your listings
3. 03

   Change-of-use check

   Letting a home as a tourist let is a change of use, which needs an authorisation only where the local authority has decided so (Construction and Housing Code, articles L. 631-7 and L. 631-9). Our partner checks with the town hall whether your address is concerned.

   Deliverables

   Written answer . Documents to supply if needed
4. 04

   DPE review

   Two rules concern tourist lets: a DPE rated A to E to obtain a change-of-use authorisation, and the decent-home level, A to D, from 1 January 2034, unless it is the owner's main residence. If your rating falls short: works plan, MaPrimeRénov' estimate, partner diagnostician if no DPE on file.

   Deliverables

   DPE review . Works plan if needed
5. 05

   Star classification audit

   Review against the official classification grid for furnished tourist lets. If the property qualifies, file preparation: for 2026 income, the micro-BIC deduction rises from 30% (ceiling 15,000 €) to 50% (ceiling 83,600 €), according to service-public.fr sheet F32744.

   Deliverables

   Classification verdict . Estimated tax effect

Why the star classification audit matters

Classified, a tourist let keeps a 50% deduction. Unclassified, 30%.

2026 income, from service-public.fr sheet F32744 (checked on 15 April 2026) and article 50-0 of the French General Tax Code. The tax actually due then depends on your household. Our audit tells you within 48 hours whether your property can be classified. As for registration, Dijon Métropole states on its tourist tax portal that the number will only be effective at the end of 2026; the statutes are linked on our Le Meur Law page.

Seven frequent questions

What owners ask us before ordering.

Who must declare a furnished tourist let?+

Anyone offering one, whether it is a main residence or not. Since 20 May 2026, article L. 324-1-1 of the French Tourism Code requires a prior declaration subject to registration, made in person, and a number shown on every listing.

What are the sanctions?+

No declaration: administrative fine set by the town, up to 10,000 €. False declaration or false number: up to 20,000 €. Main residence let for more than 120 days: civil fine up to 15,000 € (article L. 324-1-1, V). Change of use without a required authorisation: up to 100,000 € per property (Construction and Housing Code, article L. 651-2). From 2034, a let below the required energy level: up to 5,000 € per property (Tourism Code, article L. 324-2-2).

Where does registration stand in Dijon?+

On its tourist tax portal, Dijon Métropole states that the registration number on its territory will only be effective at the end of 2026, and that it will announce the opening date of the online service. Meanwhile, the portal's host area offers a pre-filled town hall declaration form for furnished lets.

Why 299 € when the declaration itself is free?+

The declaration costs nothing. The fee covers the work around it: preparing the file, checking the change of use with the town hall, reviewing the DPE, the classification audit and adding the number to your listings.

What is the lead time?+

Five working days from receipt of all supporting documents (title deed, current DPE, photos, equipment invoices). Pre-audit within 48 working hours.

I have already declared the let at Dijon town hall. Do I need to do anything else?+

The statute in force provides for a declaration on the national online service, to be updated whenever details change. In Dijon, registration is announced for the end of 2026: keep your town hall receipt and follow Dijon Métropole's announcements. Our partner tells you when the procedure opens.

Does this offer commit me to signing a management mandate?+

No. The 299 € fee is strictly one-off, with no tie-in and no subscription. You may then run the property yourself, sign with another company or use our partner network (introduction only, no fixed-term commitment, all-inclusive commission 22%).

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Compliance delivered within 5 working days.

Request a free introduction to our partner firm. No charge, a personalised quote within 48 working hours. If you then choose a concierge service via our network, the 299 € is credited against your first month.

Call back within 48 working hours . No charge before the pre-audit