Email legalities: including VAT & Registration details on emails?
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Marketing Executive at Sunrise Software
12 April 2011 12:16pm
Back in 2006/07 we were all encouraged to include company registration details, registered address etc on all emails and on our websites, otherwise we would be in breach of the Companies Act.
Can anyone clarify if this is still the case? And if so, what exact details are required on websites and email footers?
On websites I visit and emails I receive the information is varied to say the least! :)
Tim
Web technology professional at Bitcala.com
12 April 2011 17:26pm
Hi Tim,
Yes - the Companies Act was updated to include emails as 'business letters' meaning they needed to have the same detail on.
The detail is: company registration number, place of registration, and registered office address.
These three things need to also be on the website somewhere.
Hope this helps.
-Will.
Marketing Executive at Sunrise Software
12 April 2011 17:52pm
Many thanks Will, that's great.
-Tim.