Tax & regulatory
ZIMRA tax registration (TIN) in Zimbabwe
Every company must be registered with ZIMRA before it starts trading. We register your business on ZIMRA’s TaRMS system and get your Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), which replaced the old BP number.
What’s included
- TaRMS Self Service Portal account set up for your business
- Organisation registration with the correct tax heads
- Bank details linked as ZIMRA requires
- Master data captured correctly — address, email, phone, industry
- TIN confirmation sent to you
- Advice on VAT, PAYE and fiscalisation obligations
What we need from you
- Certificate of incorporation and CR6
- Directors’ ID copies and proof of address
- Company bank account details
- Business physical address, email and phone number
- Main business activities
How it works
- Send us your company documents.
- We create and complete the TaRMS registration.
- ZIMRA reviews the application.
- You receive your TIN and a note of what to file and when.
Starting price
From US$40
Your quote lists our fee and any Registrar or authority fees separately, so you see the full cost before we start.
Common questions
Is the TIN the same as a BP number?
ZIMRA’s TaRMS system now issues a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN). Businesses that had a BP number from the old system had to claim their TIN and register on TaRMS.
Why does correct master data matter?
ZIMRA uses your registered email, address, bank and industry details to issue documents such as the tax clearance certificate. Wrong details cause delays later.
Do I also need VAT?
Only if your taxable turnover exceeds, or is likely to exceed, US$25,000 in 12 months — or if you choose to register voluntarily. See VAT registration.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you need on WhatsApp. We reply with the documents list, the price and a realistic timeline — usually the same working day.