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Department of Economic Development

 

About BizTas

BizTas is a Tasmanian Government initiative, managed by the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts.

BizTas provides users with a single Internet access point to information about registered Tasmanian businesses and organisations. Each business manages its own record and any changes made are instantly updated.

Organisations supporting BizTas

BizTas acknowledges the support of the following Tasmanian Government Agencies and other organisations:

  • Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Local Government Association of Tasmania
  • Manufacturing Industry Council
  • State Library of Tasmania
  • Tasmanian Communities Online
  • IRIS Tasmania

Terms of Use

Visitors to this site should read the terms of use.

If you wish to have a listing then you must accept the terms of agreement.

Browser Support

BizTas is optimised to work on Internet Explorer Version 5 or later. Other browsers may experience some restrictions.

"This listing has not been reviewed" Watermark

BizTas checks records that have not been updated recently and asks record owners to confirm that the information is still accurate. If they do not respond, the "This listing has not been reviewed" watermark is switched on to inform visitors that some details may be out of date. After a period of inactivity and failure to respond, the record will be hidden until the record owner re-establishes contact.

As we do not verify the accuracy and truthfulness of each record, please read the Terms of Use before relying on any information provided.

Why we hide the business e-mail address

When you register your business, we ask you to provide two email addresses. The first one is used by BizTas to communicate with you about administration matters eg. when you register and if you change your password. The second email address is the one you would like the public to use when they contact you. (In many cases, the two email addresses may be the same.) We do not publish your email address to help protect you from unsolicited commercial email or SPAM. Instead, visitors complete a form that is then emailed to you.