How a Foreign Citizen Can Obtain or Restore a Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Ukraine
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In Ukraine, every individual — including foreign citizens — who plans to perform any financial or legal transactions must obtain a taxpayer identification number (RNOCPP — Registration Number of the Taxpayer’s Account Card, also known as TIN — Tax Identification Number).
However, if you are abroad, completing this procedure on your own can be challenging. The tax authorities require a correctly formatted power of attorney, flawless notarized translations, and the requirements often vary by region. As a result, these seemingly minor details can turn what should be a quick process into months of waiting.
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