Tourist tax in Keyio: how it's estimated
Automatic Catalonia (IEET) and Balearic (ITS) tourist tax estimate for each qualifying stay.
Where this applies
Keyio estimates tourist tax for short-term rentals in Catalonia (IEET) and the Balearic Islands (ITS) — the two regions currently supported. For a qualifying stay it uses the rental's dates, the guest headcount, and the region's current rates (season rates, long-stay discounts, the 7-night cap, minor exemptions, the Barcelona surcharge or another municipality's surcharge you've entered, and the 10% VAT the Balearic ITS carries on top of the tax) to compute an amount. It appears on the rental overview and the guest portal, is prefilled on rental invoices as a "no sujeto" line, and is totalled — separately from income — on the fiscal reports.
The headcount comes from the travellers you have registered on the rental. If none are registered yet, Keyio falls back to the rental's "expected guests" figure and marks the estimate as provisional; if neither is set, it asks you to add guests rather than showing €0.
This is an estimate, not an official assessment. Confirm the exact amount with your gestor before charging or remitting it.
On the property record (Edit property → Legal) set the establishment category; for a property inside the municipality of Barcelona tick the Barcelona surcharge checkbox; for another Catalan municipality that has approved a surcharge, enter its €/person/night figure. Without a category the estimate doesn't appear.
Keyio estimates the amount you owe — it doesn't file or remit the tax to the regional authority on your behalf; check the relevant guide below for how each region expects it to be paid.