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Exchange Partner Tax Identification Number EXCHANGE PARTNER TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER BOOKLET Please Note: All Exchange Partners are represented, however only jurisdictions which have published their TIN information with the OECD have information displayed. Table of Contents ANGUILLA (AI) ............................................................................................................................................... 4 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (AG) ...................................................................................................................... 5 ARGENTINA (AR) ........................................................................................................................................... 6 ARUBA (AW) .................................................................................................................................................. 7 AUSTRALIA (AU) ............................................................................................................................................ 8 AUSTRIA (AT) ................................................................................................................................................. 9 AZERBAIJAN (AZ) ......................................................................................................................................... 10 BAHAMAS (BS) ............................................................................................................................................ 11 BAHRAIN (BH) ............................................................................................................................................. 12 BARBADOS (BB) ........................................................................................................................................... 13 BELGIUM (BE) .............................................................................................................................................. 14 BELIZE (BZ) .................................................................................................................................................. 15 BERMUDA (BM)........................................................................................................................................... 16 BRAZIL (BR) .................................................................................................................................................. 17 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS (VG) ..................................................................................................................... 18 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (BN) ........................................................................................................................ 19 BULGARIA (BG) ............................................................................................................................................ 20 CANADA (CA) ............................................................................................................................................... 21 CAYMAN ISLANDS (KY) ................................................................................................................................ 22 CHILE (CL) .................................................................................................................................................... 23 CHINA (CN) .................................................................................................................................................. 24 COLUMBIA (CO) .......................................................................................................................................... 25 COOK ISLANDS (CK) ..................................................................................................................................... 26 COSTA RICA (CR) ......................................................................................................................................... 27 CROATIA (HR) .............................................................................................................................................. 28 CURACAO (CW) ........................................................................................................................................... 29 CYPRUS (CY) ................................................................................................................................................ 30 CZECH REPUBLIC (CZ) .................................................................................................................................. 31 DENMARK (DK) ............................................................................................................................................ 32 DOMINICA (DM) .......................................................................................................................................... 33 ESTONIA (EE) ............................................................................................................................................... 34 Page | 2 FAROE ISLANDS (FO) ................................................................................................................................... 35 FINLAND (FI) ................................................................................................................................................ 36 FRANCE (FR) ................................................................................................................................................ 37 GERMANY (DE) ............................................................................................................................................ 38 GHANA (GH) ................................................................................................................................................ 39 GIBRALTAR (GI) ........................................................................................................................................... 40 GREECE (GR) ................................................................................................................................................ 41 GREENLAND (GL) ......................................................................................................................................... 42 GRENADA (GD) ............................................................................................................................................ 43 GUERNSEY (GG) ........................................................................................................................................... 44 HUNGARY (HU)............................................................................................................................................ 45 ICELAND (IS) ................................................................................................................................................ 46 INDIA (IN) .................................................................................................................................................... 47 INDONESIA (ID) ........................................................................................................................................... 48 IRELAND (IE) ................................................................................................................................................ 49 ISLE OF MAN (IM) ........................................................................................................................................ 50 ISREAL (IL).................................................................................................................................................... 51 ITALY (IT) ..................................................................................................................................................... 52 JAPAN (JP) ................................................................................................................................................... 53 JERSEY (JE) ................................................................................................................................................... 54 (SOUTH) KOREA (KP) ................................................................................................................................... 55 KUWAIT (KW) .............................................................................................................................................. 56 LATVIA (LV) .................................................................................................................................................. 57 LEBANON (LB) ............................................................................................................................................. 58 LEICHTENSTEIN (LI) ..................................................................................................................................... 59 LITHUANIA (LT) ............................................................................................................................................ 60 LUXEMBOURG (LU) ..................................................................................................................................... 61 MACAO (CHINA) (MO) ................................................................................................................................ 62 MALAYSIA (MY) ..........................................................................................................................................
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