91 Disclosure of information for statistical purposes
Value Added Tax Act 1994 (1994 c 23) | Legislation

91  Disclosure of information for statistical purposes

(1)     For the purpose of the compilation or maintenance by the Department of Trade and Industry or the [Statistics Board] of a central register of businesses, or for the purpose of any statistical survey conducted or to be conducted by that Department [or Board], the Commissioners or an authorised officer of the Commissioners may disclose to an authorised officer of that Department [or Board] particulars of the following descriptions obtained or recorded by them in pursuance of this Act—

(a)     numbers allocated by the Commissioners

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