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Company Ad Hoc Report Company Ad Hoc Report Company Name Country GFR Number VAT/GST/Sales Tax Number 1 América Inalámbrica S.A. Colombia 2420 830055024-4 2 Atlanet SpA Italy 2344 3 Autumnwindow Limited United Kingdom 701 GB 245 7193 48 4 Autumnwindow No.2 Limited United Kingdom 2508 GB 245 7193 48 5 Autumnwindow No.3 Limited United Kingdom 2346 6 B.T. Communication Israel Ltd Israel 920 512964004 7 Basictel SpA Italy 2228 05933851007 8 Belmullet Limited Isle of Man 2208 9 British Telecom Al-Saudia Limited Saudi Arabia 972 No VAT in Saudi Arabia 10 British Telecommunications plc United Kingdom 590 (Treasury) GB 245 7193 48 11 Bruning Limited United Kingdom 2114 GB 245 7193 48 12 BT (Barbados) Limited Barbados 705 Registration in process 13 BT (Germany) GmbH & Co. oHG Germany 573 DE813121512 14 BT (Gibraltar) Limited Gibraltar 2342 15 BT (India) Private Limited India 940 VAT/CST/Service Tax Nos BT (India) Private Limited India 940 06581827116 BT (India) Private Limited India 940 ABCC4785EST002 16 BT (India) Private Limited Singapore Branch Singapore 2507 17 BT (International) Holdings Limited United Kingdom 600 GB 245 7193 48 18 BT (International) Holdings Limited (Jordan) Jordan 899 0172752 19 BT (Netherlands) Holdings B.V. Netherlands 587 20 BT (Nigeria) Limited Nigeria 780 LCV06285081J 21 BT (RRS LP) Limited United Kingdom 693 GB 245 7193 48 22 BT (SL) Limited Sierra Leone 756 N/A 23 BT (Vietnam) Co. Ltd. Vietnam 802 0303189756 24 BT Albania Limited SH.P.K Albania 2341 25 BT Algeria Communications SARL Algeria 806 16 28 02 22 132 BT Algeria Communications SARL Algeria 806 16013629078 26 BT Americas Holdings Inc. United States 2296 27 BT Americas Inc. United States 877 IRS No. 133459785 28 BT Argentina S.R.L. Argentina 792 30-70174274-1 [CUIT] 29 BT Australasia Pty Limited Australia 566 ABN: 9300 3050 146 30 BT Australasia Pty Limited - New Zealand Branch New Zealand 978 IRD Tax ID: 84-916-188 31 BT Austria GmbH Austria 923 ATU 56182446 32 BT Azerbaijan Limited, Limited Liability Company Azerbaijan 2335 NA 33 BT Belgrade d.o.o Serbia 2369 PIB 102979008 34 BT BELRUS Foreign Limited Liability Company Belarus 2131 N/A 35 BT Bilisim Hizmetleri Anonim Şirketi Turkey 542 6310387564 36 BT Brasil Serviços de Telecomunicações Ltda Brazil 2409 SP = 748.125.013.114 37 BT Broadband Luxembourg Sàrl Luxembourg 2357 LU22754662 38 BT Bulgaria EOOD Bulgaria 985 BG1220173697 BT Bulgaria EOOD Bulgaria 985 BG 131119320 39 BT Business Direct Limited United Kingdom 2355 GB 245 7193 48 40 BT Cables Limited United Kingdom 2518 GB 245 7193 48 41 BT Cables MEA FZE United Arab Emirates 2575 42 BT Canada Inc. Canada 2313 43 BT Centre Nominee 2 Limited United Kingdom 626 GB 245 7193 48 BT Centre Nominee 2 Limited United Kingdom 626 GB 245 7193 48 44 BT China Communications Limited China 2138 45 BT China Limited China 905 国税税务代码 : 11010 56000 4357 46 BT China Limited- Shanghai Branch Office China 905 47 BT Colombia Limitada Colombia 790 RUT:830045126-4 48 BT Communications Bangladesh Limited Bangladesh 977 5101052730 AreaCode 50205 49 BT Communications do Brasil Limitada Brazil 865 115207831117 50 BT Communications Ireland Group Limited Ireland 716 51 BT Communications Ireland Group Limited - UK Branch United Kingdom 2201 52 BT Communications Ireland Holdings Limited Ireland 2203 53 BT Communications Ireland Limited Ireland 2204 4886560T 54 BT Communications Kenya Limited Kenya 969 0131122R 55 BT Communications Lanka (Private) Limited Sri Lanka 984 VAT - 114345504 - 7000 56 BT Communications Philippines Incorporated Philippines 979 224-894-523-000 57 BT Communications Sales LLC United States 856 54-1949535 58 BT Communications Sales, LLC Puerto Rico branch Puerto Rico 868 54-1949535 59 BT Communications Services South Africa (Pty) Limited South Africa 2461 60 BT Conferencing Video Inc. United States 2454 23-2805984 61 BT Cornwall Limited United Kingdom 2523 GB 245 7193 48 62 BT Cote D'Ivoire Cote d'Ivoire 987 0333375 J 63 BT de Panama, S.R.L. Panama 876 21247-1-221 D.V.38 64 BT Denmark ApS Denmark 864 24 22 14 15 65 BT Deutschland GmbH Germany 669 143/806/59229 66 BT Directories Limited United Kingdom 2470, 808 67 BT Dominican Republic, S. A. Dominican Republic 966 1-01-89899-2 68 BT El Salvador, Limitada de Capital Variable El Salvador 570 NRC IVA No. 151954-1 69 BT Enìa Telecomunicazioni S.P.A. Italy 2231 70 BT e-Serv (India) Private Limited India 2293 06131828091 71 BT ESPAÑA, Compañia de Servicios Globales de Telecommunicaciones,S.A Spain 727 ES A 80448194 72 BT European Investments Limited United Kingdom 667 GB 245 7193 48 73 BT Facilities Services Limited United Kingdom 2513 GB 245 7193 48 74 BT Federal Inc. United States 2306 41-1947419 75 BT Fifty United Kingdom 826 GB 245 7193 48 76 BT Fifty-One United Kingdom 849 GB 245 7193 48 77 BT Fifty-Three Limited United Kingdom 726 GB 245 7193 48 78 BT Fleet Limited United Kingdom 962 GB 245 7193 48 79 BT Forty-Nine United Kingdom 517 GB 245 7193 48 80 BT France S.A.S. France 564 FR 49 702 032 145 81 BT Garrick GmbH Germany 672 GB 245 7193 48 82 BT Georgia Limited LLC Georgia 926 VAT N/A 83 BT Ghana Limited Ghana 576 924V006414 84 BT Global (Venezuela) S.A. Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 2256 J-30901459-5 85 BT Global Business Services Private Limited India 2549 86 BT Global Communications (Mauritius) Limited Mauritius 807 20268042 87 BT Global Communications do Brasil Limitada Brazil 788 No VAT Reg. See Notes 88 BT Global Communications India Private Limited India 2374 VAT No. 27370085735 V 89 BT Global Costa Rica SRL Costa Rica 870 3 102 280590 90 BT Global Japan Corporation Japan 647 Natinal Tax/00204781 91 BT Global Services (Dalian) Co. Ltd. China 2452 92 BT Global Services (M) Sdn Bhd Malaysia 2441 93 BT Global Services (North Gulf) LLC Qatar 2564 94 BT Global Services Botswana (Proprietary) Limited Botswana 2136 95 BT Global Services Korea Limited. Korea, Republic of 983 사업자등록번호 : 104 81 82448 96 BT Global Services Limited Italy 666 IT 043 356 21001 97 BT Global Services Limited United Kingdom 640 GB 245 7193 48 98 BT Global Services Limited Londra Sucursala Bucuresti Romania 2303 15211871 99 BT Global Services Luxembourg SARL Luxembourg 937 LU22637245 100 BT Global Services Solutions Sdn Bhd Malaysia 2439 101 BT Global Services Technologies Pte. Ltd. Singapore 2432 102 BT Global Solutions Pte. Ltd. Singapore 2431 103 BT Global Technology (M) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia 2442 104 BT GLOBALNE STORITVE, telekomunikacijske storitve, obdelava podatkov, podatkovnih baz; d.o.o. Slovenia 2370 SI58241671 105 BT Group Investments Limited United Kingdom 775 GB 245 7193 48 106 BT Group Nominees Limited United Kingdom N/A 107 BT Group plc United Kingdom 757 GB 245 7193 48 108 BT Guatemala S.A. Guatemala 994 3203123-2 109 BT Holdings Limited United Kingdom 598 GB 245 7193 48 110 BT Hong Kong Limited Hong Kong 586 N/A. No indirect tax 111 BT Hong Kong Ltd. - Macau Branch Macao 2340 No indirect tax regime 112 BT International Holdings Limited & Co. LLC Oman 2480 N/A 113 BT IT Services Limited United Kingdom 593 245719348 114 BT Italia S.p.A. Italy 2230 IT04952121004 115 BT Jamaica Limited Jamaica 803 001-723-910 116 BT Japan Corporation Japan 589 整理番号: 00225550 117 BT Jersey Limited Jersey 735 N/A 118 BT Kazakhstan LLP Kazakhstan 2334 60001 №0047858 119 BT Lancashire Services Limited United Kingdom 2505 GB 245 7193 48 120 BT LatAm (BVI) Corporation Virgin Islands, British 2419 121 BT LatAm (Nevada) Corp. United States 2397 122 BT Latam Argentina S.A Argentina 2430 30-70174274-1 123 BT LatAm Brasil Ltda. Brazil 2408 SP = 748.111.625.116 124 BT LatAm Colombia S.A. Colombia 2415 800255754-1 125 BT LatAm Costa Rica, S.A. Costa Rica 2393 3-101-144651 126 BT LatAm Dominicana, S.A. Dominican Republic 2394 RNC 101766956 127 BT LatAm El Salvador, S.A. de CV El Salvador 2400 NIT 0614-180298-106-0 128 BT LatAm Guatemala, S.A. Guatemala 2402 NIT: 679660-5 129 BT LatAm Holdings (Colombia) S.A. Colombia 2413 800161734-1 130 BT LatAm Holdings Brasil Ltda Brazil 2406 SP = 748.111.625.116 131 BT LatAm Honduras, S.A. Honduras 2407 R.T.N. WEKJTIQ 132 BT LatAm México, S.A. de C.V. Mexico 2421 133 BT LatAm Nicaragua, S.A. Nicaragua 2395 130298-9520 134 BT LatAm Panama, Inc. Panama 2405 RUC 47408-56-307020 135 BT LatAm Peru S.A.C. Peru 2440 136 BT LatAm Venezuela, S.A. Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 2422 137 BT LatAm, Inc. United States 2392 138 BT Latvia Limited, Sabiedriba ar ierobezotu atbildibu Latvia 2563 LV50003626371 139 BT Law Limited United Kingdom 2503 GB 245 7193 48 140 BT Lease Holdings Limited United Kingdom 783 GB 245 7193 48 141 BT Leasing Limited United Kingdom 547 GB 245 7193 48 142 BT Lebanon S.A.L. Lebanon 773 601-478267 143 BT LGS Limited United Kingdom 2371 GB 245 7193 48 144 BT Limited Belgium 515 BE0440 036 936 145 BT Limited United Kingdom 633 & 840 GB 245 7193 48 146 BT Limited South Africa 521 4130163878 147 BT Limited Magyarorszagi Fioktelepe Hungary 896 HU20388900 148 BT Limited Taiwan Branch Taiwan 733 GUI 統一编號: 84705621 149 BT Limited, Beijing Office China 616 110105X00016977 VAT/GST 150 BT Limited, organizacni slozka Czech Republic 897 CZ70802025 151 BT Luxembourg Investment Holdings Sarl Luxembourg 2460 152 BT Malawi Limited Malawi 970 20166494 153 BT Managed Services Limited United Kingdom 648; 712 GB 245 7193 48 154 BT MDV Limited Moldova, Republic of 722 N/A 155 BT MEA FZ-LLC United Arab Emirates 2390 156 BT Montenegro DOO Montenegro 2375 30/31-06446-4 157 BT Moorgate LLC United States 2517 158 BT Moorgate LLC - UK Branch United Kingdom 2516 159 BT Moorgate One Limited United Kingdom 2514 160 BT Moorgate Two Limited United Kingdom 2515 161 BT Mozambique, Limitada Mozambique 2353 NUIT 400118124 162 BT Multimedia (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Malaysia 744 W10/00000165/2000 163 BT Nederland N.V.
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