Register of regulated persons
The special levy on business in regulated industries applies to companies operating in energy, insurance, banking, electronic communications and other regulated areas. The Tax Authority maintains their list including the type of regulation.
What the register contains
- Type of regulation the entity is subject to
- Date from which the entity is on the register
- End date, if it is no longer subject to regulation
Fields we return
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| type | Type of regulation as published by the Tax Authority. |
| from | Date from which the entity is on the register. |
| to | End date, or null if still ongoing. |
What it is used for
Belonging to a regulated industry determines what further authorisations a company needs. Combined with the NBS register and the energy regulator licences it produces a fuller picture of regulatory standing.
When assessing a counterparty, a regulated person is usually a more stable, supervised entity – but also one carrying higher fixed levy costs.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as an NBS or energy regulator licence?
No. The register of regulated persons is a tax record for the special levy. Licences are maintained by the respective regulators and we carry them as separate sources.
Why is this grouped under Tax Authority registers?
Because it is a Tax Authority record tied to a levy obligation, not a list maintained by a sector regulator.
Try it on your own data
A free account requires no payment card. Our database holds 2 160 466 entities from 48 public registers.