Overview
A TIN is the unique number URA uses to identify a taxpayer. Individuals with a National ID can use the instant online route where eligible; organizations and other applicant groups follow the registration route and evidence listed by URA.
Who can apply
A person, company or organization likely to transact in tax-related business with URA should obtain a TIN using the route for its applicant type.
What you need
- Individual identification
Eligible Ugandan adults use a National ID; URA lists alternative or additional evidence for minors, non-citizens and other applicant groups.
- Organization documents
Companies and other non-individual applicants provide the registration and entity documents listed for their organization type.
- Working contact details
Provide an active phone number, email address, income source and current address.
Step by step
4 steps from start to finish.
- Step 1 of 4
Choose the correct applicant route
Open Get a TIN on the URA website and select the individual or non-individual service.
