Once you have started your new job, you will need to register for a Tax Identification Number or TIN. It is used to identify each taxpayer when filing your tax returns correctly and to track tax payments and obligations.
What you should know and do
What is a TIN
Your TIN is a unique 13-digit identification number, issued and used by the Barbados Revenue Authority, or BRA, in the administration of taxes.
Your TIN must be used when:
- Filing your tax returns;
- Claiming a tax credit
How do I get my TIN?
You are required to register online for your TIN. You can go to the Tax Administration Management Information System or TAMIS, at https://tamis.bra.gov.bb and register for an online account by following the step-by-step guide here
Things you will need for registration.
- An email address to which you MUST have access.
- National Registration Number
- Bank account or Credit Union details
- Tax agent or Account’s TIN (optional)
Who should get a TIN?
All employed persons including charities, businesses, companies, trade unions, and government institutions are required to file taxes and are therefore required to have a TIN.