Netherlands
The Netherlands uses the BSN as the personal TIN for natural persons and the RSIN as the entity TIN for legal entities and partnerships. Both follow the same Dutch numeric TIN structure.
TIN types
2 published formats. Open a type to see examples, structure details, and official sources.
Burgerservicenummer (BSN)
Current
Individuals
Gemeenten en RNI-loketten (Municipalities and Non-residents Registration desks)
The BSN is the Dutch personal TIN for natural persons who are registered with the Dutch resident or non-resident population records.
Details
Gemeenten en RNI-loketten (Municipalities and Non-residents Registration desks)
The BSN is the Dutch personal TIN for natural persons who are registered with the Dutch resident or non-resident population records.
On Dutch passports, identity cards, driving licences, Dutch health insurance cards, tax return letters or tax assessments, and in MijnOverheid.
Rechtspersonen en Samenwerkingsverbanden Informatienummer (RSIN)
Current
Entities
Kamer van Koophandel (Netherlands Chamber of Commerce)
The RSIN is the Dutch TIN-style identifier for legal entities and partnerships, assigned through KVK registration and used to exchange data with government organisations such as the Tax Administration.
Details
Kamer van Koophandel (Netherlands Chamber of Commerce)
The RSIN is the Dutch TIN-style identifier for legal entities and partnerships, assigned through KVK registration and used to exchange data with government organisations such as the Tax Administration.
On KVK Business Register extracts, in My KVK, on official tax correspondence, and sometimes on organisation websites.