Discussion in 'Spanish-English Vocabulary / Vocabulario Español-Inglés' started by DeeDee, Aug 16, 2007.
What's the meaning of N.I.F.? I saw it at the beginning of a CV, below the person's name.
NIF= Numero de Identificacion Fiscal
So, would that be a national identification number? A tax ID number?
Hi. Is the CV in Spanish or in English? If it's in English, what country is it from? (I think we'd need to know this ).
I think it refers better to a national identification number of an company or business, but I'm not completely sure... maybe is also applied to the persons...
Perdon, rectifico. Esto es lo que dice Wikipedia sobre el NIF:
El Número de identificación fiscal (NIF) es el sistema de identificación tributaria utilizada en España para las personas físicas (con documento nacional de identidad (DNI) o número de identificación de extranjero (NIE) asignados por el Ministerio del Interior).
Hi, to all:
Yes, here in Spain is referred as a tax ID number. The number is set by your Identity Card Number + a letter. For example: 57432844Z.
PS: English people, pls. let me know my mistakes or alternate phrases. Thank you.
The CV comes either from the US or from the UK. I still don't get what it means! Any more ideas? It's problably National Identification something.
I think the english equivalent would be National Insurance number, I dont think we would usually write it on our CV but that seems to be the only likely thing it would be if it was on a CV. hope that helps
DeeDee, is this a filled form? If so, what comes after N.I.F.? If not, is there an obvious space to fill in?
I ask because of all the meanings given here
the only one to be remotely likely to apply would be "Not Industrially Funded", but then nothing should come next to it...
N.I.F.= TIN or ITIN or commonly known as "Tax ID"
TIN = Taxpayer Identification Number
ITIN - Individual Taxpayer Indentification Number
EIN = Employer Indentification Number
Separate names with a comma.