TACOS 7.1

TACOS 7.1

SIREN 879904654

Ceased

Identity

TACOS 7.1

SIREN
879904654
Head office SIRET
87990465400016
Legal form
SARL
NAF code
56.10C · Restauration de type rapide
Address
65 rue Anatole France, 71300 Montceau-les-Mines
Creation date
12/15/2019
Status
Ceased
VAT
FR12879904654
Filing
02/02/2022
Closing
12/31/2020

Recent notices (4)

  • 05/15/2026Collective proceduresTACOS 7.1(principal)
  • 05/11/2026RadiationsTACOS 7.1(principal)
  • 07/15/2025Collective proceduresTACOS 7.1(principal)
  • 02/02/2022Account depositsTACOS 7.1(principal)

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Identity

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SIREN879904654
Head office SIRET87990465400016
VATFR12879904654
Legal form5499
NAF code56.10C
Category—
Creation date12/15/2019
Address65 rue Anatole France 71300 Montceau-les-Mines
CityMontceau-les-Mines

Web presence

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Recent notices : TACOS 7.1

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Relations

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Public contracts : TACOS 7.1

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FAQ & filings

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Frequently asked questions : TACOS 7.1

What the register says about TACOS 7.1

TACOS 7.1 is registered under SIREN 879904654, in the municipality of Montceau-les-Mines. It is the national business register that carries its legal identity, and the BODACC that publishes the events of its life: creation, change of manager or registered office, filing of accounts, transfer, collective procedure, deregistration. A company record is therefore not an announcement, nor a rating, nor a judgment on the quality of work: it is the public and dated trace of what a company has declared.

The announcements published for this company are listed above, from the most recent to the oldest, with their publication date. Their succession tells a trajectory: a recent creation, a transfer of registered office, the arrival of a new manager, a filing of accounts that stops or a collective procedure that opens are signals that the register makes visible to all, customers, suppliers, employees as well as creditors.

What the register does not say matters just as much: it provides neither the real commercial health, nor the quality of services, nor disputes between individuals. This information does not exist in the legal announcements, and no one can read it there. What appears here is public, verifiable and enforceable: the rest is judged elsewhere.