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> On 19. Oct 2018, at 20:14, bkil <bkil.hu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> So this should usually be very close to the official name. In a few
> cases, I have seen that the printer produced old_name. In other cases,
> everyone knows the place by its short_name and it is the one usually
> advertised on signs, though the menu, website and receipt usually all
> include the full name.


in OSM the name of the place is usually the one used by the people and on the 
sign, the name of the business is tagged as operator. 
The requirements for receipts differ in national legislation. From the receipts 
I used in Germany and Italy, name as we use in OSM was often there, but if the 
receipt has only the minimum required information, there is just the operator 
name and address (date, goods, price, tax etc), the vat identification number 
is mandatory in Italy but not in Germany (for receipts <250eur), although it 
will usually be there in Germany as well. What the law refers to as “name” is 
actually the operator.

Cheers, Martin 
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