Having a valid identification card (ID) is one of the advantages you can have in doing a lot of things; transactions, applications of all kinds (also jobs), even loans. Why? Because most organizations and companies in the Philippines require them. Of course, this will serve as proof of your legitimacy as a person and as a citizen of the Philippines. Moreover, this can further elaborate your identity and how you serve your government. Few of the more valid IDs considered here in the Philippines are government IDs such as:
Lastly, the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) ID
In this article, we will be covering how you can get a TIN both in a Revenue District Office (RDO) and through online and how you can get the new digitized ID.
Good news! Getting a TIN ID is actually faster and easier than other government cards!
Yes, what you’ve just read above is legitimate. Moreover, in accordance to Executive Order No. 98, securing a TIN and an ID along with it should be efficient because this will secure smoother and better government transactions.
How can I apply for a TIN?
First, let’s talk about how you can secure a TIN. You actually have two (2) options here:
To go to the nearest RDO in your area; and;
By doing the application online
*If you do not have a TIN yet, and if you’re going to secure one for employment, ask your Human Resources (HR) department. Usually, they’re the one who processes this if you’re going to be working for the first time.
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