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| Company name on VAT Registration: | BOSTON COMPUTING SOLUTIONS LIMITED |
| VAT number: | GB 911220091 |
| VAT ID: | 911-220-091 |
| Jurisdiction of VAT number: | United Kindom (UK) |
| Issuing Authority of VAT number: | HMRC (HM Revenue & Customs) |
| VAT status: | Valid VAT Number |
| Address on VAT Registration: | BOSTON HOUSE, 214 HIGH STREET, BOSTON SPA, WEST YORKSHIRE, LS23 6AD |
| Period when VAT number issued: | Issued before November 2009 |
| Last checked by us: | 2024-11-22 |
BOSTON COMPUTING SOLUTIONS's VAT Number is GB911220091
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| Legal name of company: | BOSTON COMPUTING SOLUTIONS LIMITED |
| Company Registration Number: | 06042889 |
| Company Status: | Active |
| Country of origin: | United Kingdom |
| Jurisdiction Authority: | Companies House |
| Incorporation date: | 2007-01-05 |
| Company/Entity type: | Private Limited Company |
| Industry SIC Codes: | 62020 - Information technology consultancy activities |
| Registered office address: | BOSTON HOUSE, 214 HIGH STREET BOSTON SPA WEST YORKSHIRE LS23 6AD |
| Previous legal names of company: | No name changes of the legal name of the company have been made or recorded |
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