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TIN TYPES in E-Invoice System

Information on Tax Identification Numbers

Section 1 - TIN Description

Tax Identification Number (TIN) or functional equivalent

In Malaysia, both individuals and entities who are registered taxpayers with the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) are assigned with a Tax Identification Number (TIN) known as “Nombor Pengenalan Cukai”.

TIN will be issued to all Malaysian citizens who attained the age of 18 years old and above.

For the purposes of the CRS, in the absence of TIN or if an account holder fails to provide the financial institution with the TIN for whatever reason, a functional equivalent would be in relation to individual, is the Malaysian National Registration Identity Card Number (NRIC Number). The NRIC Number is a unique 12-digit number issued to Malaysian citizens and permanent residents and is used by the IRBM to identify its taxpayers.

Section II – TIN Structures

1) TIN

The TIN consist of a combination of the TIN Code and set of number as follows:

Category Example
Individual TIN IG115002000
IG4040080091
IG56003500070

Non-Individual TIN:

Category TIN Code Example
1CompaniesC C20880050010
D4800990020
E91005500060
F10234567090
2Cooperative SocietiesCS
3PartnershipsD
4EmployersE
5AssociationsF
6Non-Resident Public EntertainersFA
7Limited Liability PartnershipsPT
8Trust BodiesTA
9Unit Trusts/ Property TrustsTC
10Business TrustsTN
11Real Estate Investment Trusts/ Property Trust FundsTR
12Deceased Person’s EstateTP
13Hindu Joint FamiliesJ
14Labuan EntitiesLE

The earlier version of TIN is presented differently and to demonstrate the changes of TIN, please refer to the table below:

Category Earlier version of TIN TIN (Effective 2 January 2023) Remarks
Individual SG115002000
SG4040080091
OG56003500070
IG115002000
IG4040080091
IG56003500070
The prefix SG/OG converted to IG
The numeric characters remain unchanged
Non Individual C2088005001
D480099002
E9100550006
F1023456709
C20880050010
D4800990020
E91005500060
F10234567090
The number “0” has been added at the end of the existing TIN

2) NRIC Number

The format of the NRIC Number features 12 digits appears on the Malaysian Passport.

Section III – Where to find TINs?

A Malaysian tax payer can check their TIN on the front page of his individual income tax return or through MyTax Portal at https://mytax.hasil.gov.my under “e-Daftar” menu.

Meanwhile, a functional equivalent to TIN, would be the NRIC Number which can be found in the second page of the Malaysia Passport. See example in the red box below:

Section IV – TIN Information on the domestic website

For more information about CRS Requirement on TIN, please visit our CRS Portal via this link.

Checking for TIN can also be done through:

a) Via online through MyTax at the following link: https://mytax.hasil.gov.my ;
b) HASiL Live Chat;
c) HASiL Care Line at +603-8911 1000 / +603-8911 1100 (Overseas);
d) Customer Feedback Form at HASiL’s Official Portal; or
e) Nearest HASiL Branch.

Section V – Contact point for further information

Malaysia Competent Authority:

Department of International Taxation
Headquarters of Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia
Level 12, Menara Hasil, Persiaran Rimba Permai
Cyber 8, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor,
MALAYSIA.
Telephone (+603) 8313 8888 Ext 21400/ 21201/ 21202
Fax: (+603) 8313 7848/ (+603) 8313 7849
Email: eoimalaysia@hasil.gov.my

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