PN/22/96 Public access to the VAT registerPress Notice 22/96. 4 April 1996As a result of the response to a consultation exercise Customs and Excise do not propose to remove the current prohibition on disclosure of information on the VAT register.Customs and Excise announced the consultation exercise in August 1995 to establish whether certain details provided by VAT registered traders should be made available to the public through a new central business register. These proposals were widely circulated among businesses, professional advisory bodies, trade organisations and other interested parties.The results showed that although some sectors of business—mainly from the finance
Press Notice 22/96. 4 April 1996
As a result of the response to a consultation exercise Customs and Excise do not propose to remove the current prohibition on disclosure of information on the VAT register.
Customs and Excise announced the consultation exercise in August 1995 to establish whether certain details provided by VAT registered traders should be made available to the public through a new central business register. These proposals were widely circulated among businesses, professional advisory bodies, trade organisations and other interested parties.
The results showed that although some sectors of business—mainly from the finance
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