Identifier Type (CDQ.POOL)
Business partner/identifier/type /
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Values
| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Identifier Type Name (CDQ.POOL) | Name of the type of an identifier |
| Identifier Type Technical Key (CDQ.POOL) | Technical key of the type of an identifier |
| Identifier Type URL (CDQ.POOL) | URL to documentation of the type of an identifier |
| Value | Description | Technical key |
|---|---|---|
| Administrational Register Number (Belgium) | The Belgian NN is a multi-purpose identification number which acts as a Belgian tax identification number, a national register number and a social security number. It is used for tax administration, social security and public records in Belgium. The NN is issued by the Belgian government through the Federal Public Service department. The Belgian National Register Number is found on Belgian ID cards, social security cards and passports. It is a unique 11-digit number consisting of the holder’s date of birth (first 6 digits) then three digits to differentiate people born on the same day (odd numbers 001-997 for men, 002-998 for women) and a final two digits calculated on the previous nine digits. Businesses also get a Belgian NN. This is a 10-digit number used primarily for tax purposes as well as public records. | BE_ARN |
| AFM number (Greece) | AFM number (Greece) is a Tax Registration number applicable to all legal entities except for specific ship-owning companies, investment funds and a few other special cases. AFM number consists of 9 digits . | GR_AFM |
| ANA number (France) | The number assigned to French associations created since 1901 and which have not made a declaration of change of situation since 2009. | FR_ANA |
| Andorra Fiscal Code | Fiscal Code is nothing but Tax Identification Number assigned to individuals in Andorra | AD_FI_CODE |
| Argentinian Unique Tax Identifier Key | The Federal Administration of Public Revenue assigns a unique number (C.U.I.T - Clave Única de Identificación Tributaria) to each taxpayer enrolled. The registration process differs between individual or legal
persons. The individual is registered at the agency corresponding to its fiscal domicile (in which the economic activity is performed) and provides the necessary information and documents to prove its identity (birth date, ID Nº) and domicile (certificate by a notary public, title deed or rental agreement, bank account or credit card statement, municipal permit, among others). In the case of legal persons, the request for registration must be done electronically, providing the identifying information about the partnership (registered name, legal domicile and any other related data), information about the members (authorities, equity shares, partners and shareholders), and any other information related to the activity performed, taxes and fiscal domicile. The representative will appear in person at the AFIP premises in order to provide all the necessary documentation to prove the existence of the legal person, which will vary according to the legal nature (partnership business, trust, permanent establishment, etc.) For Entities: CDI - Identification Code The Identification Code - CDI - represents a numeric code that the AFIP issues to entities not required to have a CUIT due to the fact that there is no tax reason to have one but otherwise is required to be identified for certain procedures. CUIT - Single Tax Identification Code Entities that initiate an economic activity must register with various government agencies, including the AFIP. Upon registration, a CUIT is granted by AFIP; thus, they acquire a tax identity vis a vis third parties and are therefore entitled to develop its activities on a legal basis. | AR_UTIK |
| Ariba Network ID | Ariba Network ID (ANID) is a unique identifier assigned to businesses on the Ariba Network, which facilitates electronic transactions between buyers and suppliers. It enables secure, efficient collaboration for procurement, invoicing, and other business processes within the Ariba platform. Each ANID helps track and manage interactions across the network, ensuring transparency and accountability. | ANID |
| Association Registration Number (Austria) | AT_ARN | |
| Australian Company Number (Australia) | Every company in Australia is issued with an Australian Company Number by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) when the company is registered. An ACN can only be assigned to a business that registers as a company, whereas an ABN can be issued to all business types including sole trader and partnership registrations. ACN must be displayed on all company documents.
The ACN is a nine digit number with the last digit being a check digit calculated using a modified modulus 10 calculation. ASIC has adopted a convention of always printing and displaying the ACN in the format nnn nnn nnn, that is three blocks of three characters separated by a blank. This is to assist readability and the inserted blanks do not form part of the ACN | ACN_AU |
| Board of Trade Registration Number (United Kingdom) | The Department for International Trade (DIT) is a United Kingdom government department responsible for striking and extending trade agreements between the United Kingdom and non EU states (however the UK Government is not legally permitted to negotiate any trade deals with third party countries before it has exited the EU). | WR_BTRN |
| BPN (World) | Identifier used for identifying business partners in Catena-X use cases | CX_BPN |