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Legal notice: Everything you need to know

Information according to § 5 TMG

Mittelweser Heilquellen GmbH
Dirk Fennekoldt
Auf dem Kampe 3A, 31582 Nienburg/Weser, Germany

Represented by:
Dirk Fennekoldt

Contact:
Telephone: 05021 - 60 39 0
Email: info@thesourcelab.de

Register entry:
Entry in the commercial register: Walsrode District Court
Registration number: HRB 204851

VAT ID:
VAT identification number according to §27a of the German VAT Act:

DE294639730

What is an imprint?

An imprint is a legally required piece of information that should be present on every website. It allows users to find out who is behind the website and provides transparent information. This is particularly important for businesses, as a properly formatted imprint fulfills legal requirements. An imprint must include the operator's name, address, and contact details, but many people often forget how serious this obligation is.

Legal requirements for the imprint

The legal requirements for a website's legal notice (Impressum) are defined in most countries. In Germany, for example, the Telemedia Act (TMG) requires website operators to provide clear information. This includes not only their name and contact details but also information about regulatory authorities, the commercial register, and their VAT ID number. Failure to comply with these regulations can lead to legal consequences, so operators should pay close attention to them.

Important components of a legal notice

A functional legal notice contains several important elements to meet legal requirements. These include the company name and address, contact information such as telephone number and email address, and the name of the responsible person. Since the exact definition can vary, every business owner should understand that a well-structured legal notice builds trust and avoids legal problems.