Brinta can look up and return structured taxpayer information from official tax authority sources by providing a Tax ID. This is useful for validating counterparties before issuing invoices, enriching buyer/seller data, and ensuring compliance with local fiscal requirements.
The following countries are currently supported:
- Brazil — CPF (individuals) and CNPJ (companies)
- Argentina — CUIT, with national and provincial-level data
- Colombia — NIT
- Mexico — RFC
Each country page describes the Tax ID type, what data Brinta returns, and any plan-level restrictions that apply.