Algeria
Algeria uses the Numéro d'Identification Fiscale (NIF) as the tax identifier assigned by the Direction Générale des Impôts to natural persons, legal persons, administrative entities and other taxable subjects. The standard NIF has 15 digits, while a 20-digit NIF is used for a fiscally separate subdivision of a legal person or administrative entity.
TIN types
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Algerian Numéro d'Identification Fiscale (NIF)
Current
Individuals
Entities
Direction Générale des Impôts (General Directorate of Taxes)
The standard Algerian NIF is the 15-digit fiscal identifier for natural persons, legal persons, administrative entities and other taxpayers.
Details
Direction Générale des Impôts (General Directorate of Taxes)
The standard Algerian NIF is the 15-digit fiscal identifier for natural persons, legal persons, administrative entities and other taxpayers.
On the fiscal registration card or fiscal-registration certificate, and on activity documents where the taxpayer must mention its NIF.
Algerian NIF - Fiscally Separate Subdivision
Current
Entities
Direction Générale des Impôts (General Directorate of Taxes)
The 20-digit Algerian NIF is used when a subdivision of a legal person or administrative entity, such as a unit, secondary establishment, secondary entity or branch, is registered as a separate taxable subject.
Details
Direction Générale des Impôts (General Directorate of Taxes)
The 20-digit Algerian NIF is used when a subdivision of a legal person or administrative entity, such as a unit, secondary establishment, secondary entity or branch, is registered as a separate taxable subject.
On the fiscal registration card or fiscal-registration certificate for the relevant subdivision, and on documents where that subdivision's NIF is shown.