An Irish company in the heart of Europe – EU market access, English language and common law.
Ireland is an EU member that uses common law. Since Brexit it is the closest alternative to a UK company for founders who need an EU entity – for customers, licences or banks that require a European company.
Types of Irish companies
- Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD) – the most common form, a single director is possible, no minimum capital.
- Designated Activity Company (DAC) – for specific purposes with defined objects.
- Branch of a foreign company – where you already have a UK or other company.
Requirements
- An EEA-resident director – at least one director must live in the European Economic Area, otherwise a non-resident director bond is required.
- A company secretary – who cannot be the sole director.
- An Irish registered office – we provide it.
- Beneficial ownership filing with the RBO after incorporation.
Why Ireland
- 12.5% corporation tax on trading profits.
- Full access to the EU single market and EU VAT system.
- English language and common-law business culture.
- Stable banking and payment infrastructure.
What we arrange
- CRO registration and constitution.
- Directors, secretary and shareholder structure.
- Irish registered office.
- Tax and VAT registration with Revenue.
- RBO filing, annual return and accounting.