A Tax Identification Number (TIN) is a unique identifier issued by a tax authority to identify individuals for tax purposes. The type of TIN you are required to provide depends on your tax residency and the country or region where you are subject to tax obligations.
Please refer to the table below and enter the appropriate TIN based on your tax residency status.
Country / Region | TIN Type | Description | Example |
China (Mainland) | Resident ID Number | Mainland China residents typically use their 18-digit Resident Identity Card number as their TIN | 110101199001011234 |
Hong Kong | HKID | Hong Kong Identity Card number, 1–2 letters followed by 6 digits and a check digit | A123456(7) |
Singapore | NRIC / FIN | NRIC for citizens and PRs; FIN for foreigners | S1234567D / F1234567N |
Taiwan | National ID Number | 1 letter followed by 9 digits | A123456789 |
United States | SSN / ITIN | SSN for U.S. persons; ITIN for non-residents | 123-45-6789 |
United Kingdom | NINO | National Insurance Number, 2 letters + 6 digits + 1 letter | AB123456C |
Germany | Steuer-ID | German personal tax ID, 11–12 digits | 12345678901 |
France | Numéro fiscal | French personal tax number, 13 digits | 1234567890123 |
Italy | Codice Fiscale | 16-character alphanumeric code | RSSMRA85T10A562S |
Japan | My Number | Personal identification number, 12 digits | 123456789012 |
Australia | TFN | Tax File Number, 8–9 digits | 123456789 |
Notes
Please ensure that the TIN provided corresponds to your tax residency.
Providing inaccurate or incomplete TIN information may result in account verification delays or restrictions.
If you have multiple tax residencies, you may be required to provide TINs for each jurisdiction.