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That is a harder question than it seems. As a verb of posession, i.e. "he/she/it has something", the verb used would be "tener". The third person singular present form "has" would be "tiene". "Él tiene algo".
As part of a compound verb, i.e. "he/she/it has done something", the verb used is "haber". In this case, "Él ha hecho algo".
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