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**024800029'''3'''kl2n [[User:Jspatzdc]]
**024800029'''3'''kl2n [[User:Jspatzdc]]
* jkl chosen by tango.info, m by 3rd party
* jkl chosen by tango.info, m by 3rd party
**024800029'''4'''klmn - m not set to 2
**024800029'''4'''klmn - m not fixed to 2
***024800029'''411'''mn [[User:Pouillet]]
***024800029'''411'''mn [[User:Pouillet]]
***024800029'''412'''mn [[User:Pouillet]]
see also: [[tango.info CASTIN index]]
see also: [[tango.info CASTIN index]]



Revision as of 2010-03-14T05:05:05

CASTIN stands for Code Agreement Special TIN.

Overview

A special TIN code agreement is an agreement between tango.info and an authorised party allowing that party to assign Special TINs.

A TIN assigned under such an agreement is called a Code Agreement Special TIN or CASTIN.

Ranges

CASTINs are of the form:

024800029jkm2n

where

  • jkm are unique and are chosen by tango.info and the code agreeement third party
  • n is the TIN checkdigit

Current code agreements

see also: tango.info CASTIN index

Code examples

In the tangocd.com code agreement range 0248000291kl2n the first 10 codes are:

02480002910022
02480002910121
02480002910220
02480002910329
02480002910428
02480002910527
02480002910626
02480002910725
02480002910824
02480002910923

It does not mean that they are assigned.

See also