Company name and geographic address, including both the trading and registered names if these are different (eg ABC Computers Limited trading as The ABC Computer Store). Both the trading address and the registered office address must be given
Company registration number and place of registration (eg company registered in England and Wales)
If a business is a member of a trade or professional association, membership details (including any registered number) should be shown
If the business has a VAT number it should be states (prefixed with GB if it trades outside the UK)

If your business has not made these changes then you need to act now because the cost of failing to give out the correct details could be high.

Your business could be affected by the Companies Act and The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 (SI 2002/2013).

If your business is a limited company, then a change in the law means you must provide increased information about your business on your website and all of your emails.

Since 1st January 2007, your company has been required to list it’s registration number, registered office and place of registration on websites, order forms and emails. This information is already required on your business letters. The general advice is that every company email signature should include:

Companies Act 2006.....