How to apply for Tax Identification Number

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The tax identification number (TIN) is a unique identifier for an individual or a company for the specific purpose of tax remittance. The TIN number is prepared by the tax office and issued to individuals or registered business / incorporated companies for proper identification and verification.

Applying for TIN is totally free IF YOU DO IT ON YOUR OWN and if you have not incurred any tax penalty based on the time-frame given according to the LAW to obtain your TIN, either as an individual or as a company. There are no fees to be paid unless you intend to employ third parties to assist you in registering and obtaining the TIN.

Why you need Tax Identification Number: 


  • It is required when you apply for government loans.
  • It is required to open a business account.
  • It is require to obtain an import, export or trade license.
  • It is necessary when you register your vehicle.
  • It is needed for getting tax clearance, allowance, waiver, incentive.
  • It is a must-have if you are planning to import your capitals into a foreign country.



How to apply for TIN number in Nigeria 
Guidelines and requirements for businesses:
Non Individuals such as (Limited Liability Companies, Incorporated Trustees, Enterprises, Cooperative Society, MDAs, Trade Association etc) can register for their TIN online by clicking here.

Your request will be verified and approved. TIN Certificate will be sent automatically to registered email

Guidelines and requirements for individuals: 
Individuals are automatically assigned with a TIN based on their BVN (Bank Verification Number) or NIN (National Identity Number). To get a TIN as an individual, you need to have a NIN or BVN.

You can check online to see if you have an existing TIN by clicking here.
To verify TIN, search using your BVN or Registered Phone Number and your Date of Birth.
Visit the Nearest Tax Authority or FIRS for any issues about your TIN.

The TIN generation process in real time and in any case should not exceed 48 hours after a TIN request has been submitted. TIN Request can be submitted online via https://tin.jtb.gov.ng
To verify your TIN on the official Joint Tax Board portal is easy.

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