Replacement of Lost TIN Card

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Lost TIME is never found again. Benjamin Franklin
Lost TIN can always be REPLACED - Tom Tax

First, know where your TIN is currently registered or which BIR Branch or Revenue District Office (RDO).

If you don’t know which BIR District Office you got your TIN Card. You can call the TIN Verification Office of BIR 926-8339 or the BIR Contact Center 981-8888 or you can EMAIL at contact_us@cctr.bir.gov.ph  give them your full name and your birthdate.  Just ask them that you want to know where your TIN is currently registered or which BIR District Office your TIN is registered.
  

For the the Address of a particular BIR District Office you look it up here .

That is the BIR directory of the district offices of BIR.  Or you can call the BIR Contact Center at 981-8888.

Get the address of the BIR District Office where your TIN is registered. The  BIR Form 1905 is what you will be using

Click this link so you can see the actual form BIR Form 1905.  In part II of this form “REASON FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION UPDATE” in section 4B “REPLACEMENT OF LOST / DAMAGED TIN CARD“.

The needed attachment for this application is an Affidavit of Loss duly notarized of course. You can get this service from a Notary Public near your area. The notary usually cost around 50 to 100 pesos. For replacement just present your old TIN Card.

Don’t forget to sign the backside of this form.  After you submitted your application ask the BIR personnel when you can get your TIN Card.  


Lastly, where do you file this? Submit this 1905 to the BIR District office where your TIN is currently registered.  If you TIN is registered in BIR RDO handling Marikina then thats where you should file that request not with any other BIR district office. That’s it.

For new applicants for TIN card there is nothing to pay. But i came to know recently that they are charging for replacement. due to loss, around 100 pesos.

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