Philippines
The Philippines uses the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) for individual and non-individual taxpayers. The core TIN is nine digits; BIR systems and documents may append a branch code, with current tax-return fields using a five-digit branch code.
TIN types
2 published formats. Open a type to see examples, structure details, and official sources.
Philippine TIN - Individuals
Current
Individuals
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
Individual-series BIR TIN assigned to natural persons for Philippine tax administration. The base identifier is nine digits and may be shown with a branch suffix in BIR systems and forms.
Details
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
Individual-series BIR TIN assigned to natural persons for Philippine tax administration. The base identifier is nine digits and may be shown with a branch suffix in BIR systems and forms.
On the BIR TIN Card or Digital TIN ID, in ORUS, and on BIR registration and tax forms.
Philippine TIN - Non-Individuals
Current
Entities
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
Non-individual-series BIR TIN assigned to corporations and other registered non-individual taxpayers for Philippine tax administration. The base identifier is nine digits and may be shown with a branch suffix.
Details
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
Non-individual-series BIR TIN assigned to corporations and other registered non-individual taxpayers for Philippine tax administration. The base identifier is nine digits and may be shown with a branch suffix.
On BIR registration records, tax returns, receipts, invoices, and other BIR tax documents.