Guyana Taxpayer Identification Number Application

To submit the TIN application form, please visit the nearest Guyana Revenue Authority registry unit. You may also fax your application to the Central Registry Unit at 225-5588. For email submissions, contact the appropriate tax office through the provided email addresses in the form. It is advisable to keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.

For the 2024 and 2025 tax years, individuals and companies must ensure their application for Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TIN) is submitted before the tax filing deadlines. These deadlines are typically set by the Guyana Revenue Authority and should be adhered to for compliance with tax regulations. Keeping updated on these dates will facilitate smooth tax processing.

The purpose of the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) application form is to officially register individuals and businesses with the Guyana Revenue Authority. It ensures that all taxpayers are uniquely identified for tax purposes. This form is essential for complying with local tax legislation and enables smooth tax transactions.

• 1. Type of Application: Indicates whether it is the first or amended application.
• 2. TIN: Required only for amended applications.
• 3. IRD Number: Specific identification number if applicable.
• 4. Customs Number: Relevant customs identification, if necessary.
• 5. Title: Applicant's title such as Miss, Mrs., or Mr.
• 6. Gender: Applicant's gender as Male or Female.
• 7. First Name: Applicant's first name.
• 8. Last Name: Applicant's last name.
• 9. Middle Name: Applicant's middle name, if any.
• 10. Date of Birth: Applicant's birth date.
• 11. Mother's Maiden Name: Mother's name before marriage.
• 12. Home Address: Complete home address of the applicant.
• 13. Employer's Details: Information about the applicant's employer.
• 14. Administrative Region: Chosen administrative region of residence.
• 15. Home Telephone: Contact number for the home.
• 16. Office Telephone: Contact number for the office.
• 17. Cell Phone: Applicant's mobile contact number.
• 18. Fax Number: Optional fax number for communications.
• 19. Internet Data: Email and website information of the applicant.
• 20. Nationality: The nationality of the applicant.
• 21. Residency: Indicates whether the applicant is a resident or non-resident.
• 22. National ID Number: Unique identification number assigned to the applicant.
• 23. NIS Number: National Insurance Scheme number of the applicant.
• 24. Passport Number: Passport number if applicable.
• 25. Driver's Licence Number: Number of the applicant's driver's license.
• 26. Taxpayer Category: Taxpayer category that applies to the applicant.
• 27. Business Sector: The business sector in which the applicant operates.
• 28. Customs Transaction Type: Type of customs transactions applicable.

Failing to submit this application form for a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) could lead to delays in tax processing and complications with tax compliance. It may also hinder your ability to carry out business transactions that require proof of tax registration.

• Delays in Tax Processing: Without a TIN, your tax filings cannot be processed, impacting your financial responsibilities.
• Non-Compliance Penalties: Failure to register on time may result in penalties from the Guyana Revenue Authority.
• Limited Business Operations: Many business transactions require you to have a TIN, limiting your operations without one.

• 1. First Time Registration: If this is your first application for a TIN.
• 2. Updating Information: When your existing TIN information has changed.
• 3. Executor of an Estate: Completing the form on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
• 4. Self-Employed Individuals: Registering for a TIN for tax compliance requirements.
• 5. Business Partners: When registering as a business partnership.