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New company registration legislation It's always good practice to display your company's registration details on your website and business email, but now it's the law. Yes, that's right - it's the law. The First Company Law Amendment Directive came in on 1st January 2007, and you're now required to put the following information on your website and business emails: |
- Company registration number
- Place of registration
- Registered office address
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- The name, postal address and email address of the website's service provider.
- The name of any trade bodies or professional associations that the business is part of, including membership or registration details.
- Your VAT number, even if the website is not being used for e-commerce transactions.
- Any prices on the website must clearly state whether they are inclusive or exclusive of tax and delivery costs.

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A business would never consider sending a letter or fax on anything other than letterhead. The same logic should apply to e-mail. Webworks take a business's traditional paper-based identity (logos, letterheads etc.,) and converts it into a digital format for use in electronic communication.
Not only will it enhance your client's perception of you, but also acts as a marketing tool. Links in the email letterhead connect your clients directly to your website. This will increase traffic to your site.
Be Professional and be Recognized. Using your company e-letterhead makes your correspondence impressive. Use e-letterheads for instant recognition and lasting impression! We will design your e-letterhead ready for you to install it on your PC. All emails will go with your letterhead.

* In order to use email letterhead you must use Outlook or Outlook Express (which comes on most computers). To view email letterhead the recipient must be able to view html (i.e. web page) emails. Most people are able to view these, however occasionally some email programs allow text only and the email letterhead may not appear in their email program as it does in yours.
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