Annual Income Tax Return for Self-Employed
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BIR Form No. 1902 is the application for registration of individuals earning purely compensation income, local or alien employees. It's how an employee gets a TIN. Answer plain questions and it prints the way the BIR asks: capital letters, boxes marked with an X, one character per box.
Uses the October 2025 (ENCS) edition from the official BIR page.
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No. Form 1902 is for registering for the first time. A person keeps one TIN for life, including when changing jobs.
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