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Explore detailed insights about the tax IDs in Northern Ireland (UK). Understanding these details can help ensure compliance with local tax regulations, whether you're registering for VAT, conducting business, or verifying international tax information.
The Northern Ireland VAT number for EU-trade is a 9-digit number prefixed by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 temporary country code XI. After Brexit the UK has left the EU VAT area, but Northern Ireland remains part of the EU VAT area for trade in goods. The number follows the same rules as the UK VAT number, and is the only UK VAT number that is still verifiable by the EU VIES system.
The United Kingdom VAT number can either be a 9-digit standard number, a 12-digit or 13-digit standard number followed by a 3-digit or 4-digit branch identifier, a 5-digit number for government departments (first two digits are GD) or a 5-digit number for health authorities (first two digits are HA). The 9-digit variants use a weighted checksum. Isle of Man VAT numbers are also included and follow the 9-digit format, with the first two digits being 00.
A UTR (unique taxpayer reference) is a 10 digit number used to identify UK taxpayers who have to submit a tax return. The number is made up of 10 digits, with the first digit being a checksum.
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