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Dominik Posted 20 years ago
Business & Finance
taxpayer identification number
What is the word for "taxpayer identification number" in England.
Employer ID number?
Federal Tax Identification Number?
Tax ID?
What about employees? Do they have this number?
Thanks in advance.
Employer ID number?
Federal Tax Identification Number?
Tax ID?
What about employees? Do they have this number?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Thank you, you've just reminded me that I have to complete and return my tax forms for this year. In the UK it is your National Insurance Number that is used to identify an individual for both tax and social security purposes. I.
- Thank you, you've just reminded me that I have to complete and return my tax forms for this year.
- In the UK it is your National Insurance Number that is used to identify an individual for both tax and social security purposes.
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- number is more important.
- Employers will have this number if they are employing you legally because they are legally bound to pay part of your National Insurance contributions and deduct income tax from your salary.
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Thank you, you've just reminded me that I have to complete and return my tax forms for this year.
In the UK it is your National Insurance Number that is used to identify an individual for both tax and social security purposes. The Inland Revenue(Tax Office) may give you a tax reference number on any communications but the N.I. number is more important.
Employers will have this
In the UK it is your National Insurance Number that is used to identify an individual for both tax and social security purposes. The Inland Revenue(Tax Office) may give you a tax reference number on any communications but the N.I. number is more important.
Employers will have this
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