Summary
RMC No. 37-2024 announces that Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) inquiry is available by email at tin.inquiry@bir.gov.ph.
Key points
- Individual taxpayers. They accomplish the form in Annex A with complete name, sex at birth, birthday and active email address. They email it with a selfie holding a valid government-issued ID and a separate photo of the ID showing the birthday and photo.
- Non-individual taxpayers. They accomplish the form in Annex B with registered name, business name, RDO Code, address, the authorized representative and authorizing official and their positions, and an active email address. They attach a notarized Board Resolution or Secretary’s Certificate, selfies with IDs of both people and separate photos of both IDs.
- Verification and reply. A Customer Assistance Division Agent checks the information against the IRIS-TRS. If it matches, an email reply gives the TIN, and if not, the request is denied with the reason stated.
Who is affected
- Individual taxpayers
- Non-individual taxpayers through an authorized representative
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