CRO Company Incorporation
Support with registering an Irish private company limited by shares (LTD), including preparation of incorporation details.
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Support with registering an Irish private company limited by shares (LTD), including preparation of incorporation details.
Guidance on the information needed for directors, shareholders, ownership and company officers.
Assistance with preparing incorporation information and the constitution appropriate to the proposed company structure.
Support with applying for relevant Revenue registrations, including Corporation Tax and VAT where appropriate.
Guidance on identifying beneficial owners and completing the separate RBO registration requirements.
Practical guidance on records, bookkeeping, first annual return, tax obligations and ongoing administration.
We help you understand the information needed to form an Irish limited company and plan the accounting and administrative steps that follow.
Company formation does not automatically register your business for every tax or satisfy all ongoing filing obligations. We can discuss the registrations and support relevant to your business.
Tell us your proposed business activity, ownership structure and requirements.
Collect the necessary details, review the formation documents and confirm the filing scope.
Proceed with agreed registrations and review the key compliance tasks after incorporation.
A private company limited by shares (LTD) is a common Irish business structure. It is a separate legal entity with obligations under Irish company law.
Irish companies generally require at least one EEA-resident director, or an applicable exemption or bond. Specific requirements should be checked for your circumstances.
An LTD may have one director, but if it does, the company secretary must be a different person.
No. VAT registration is separate from CRO incorporation and depends on the nature and circumstances of the business.
An Irish company’s first annual return date is generally six months after incorporation. The first annual return normally does not require financial statements. Confirm the applicable filing requirements and deadlines.
Please contact us to discuss your requirements. Registered office services are not automatically included.
The total depends on the agreed scope, professional work and applicable CRO fees. We will clarify inclusions and third-party charges before proceeding.
Tell us about your proposed company and the support you need. We can discuss the next steps and provide a tailored quote.
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