Company Formations
Limited Company Formation Ireland
Are you considering converting from Sole Trader to a Limited Company or do you wish to set up a Limited Company from the start?
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Setting up Your Company
There are a few key steps to take when forming a company in Ireland. First, you must choose the company name, which must be unique and cannot be the same as an existing company. Next, you must register the company with the Companies Registration Office and pay the associated fees. Once the company is registered, you will need to obtain a Certificate of Incorporation. Finally, you must file certain documents with the Companies Registration Office, including the Memorandum and Articles of Association.
Company Formation
We offer an all inclusive package for €499.00 + VAT. Once you submit and pay we will contact you immediately to start the process.
This Service Includes:
- Company Name Check – this is a background check to ensure your chosen company name is not already registered with the Company Registration Office.
- Preparation and submission of A1 Incorporation Form and the Constitution to the Company Registration Office.
- Preparation and submission of Revenue company registration forms.
- Preparation of Share Register for each shareholder.
- Company Seal, this is used to certify and authenticate official documents. This is a requirement by law for all Irish companies.
- Registration of shareholders on RBO (Register of Beneficial Ownership), which is a requirement for AML (Anti Money Laundering).
- VAT Registration
- Complimentary Registered Office Address if you complete financial statements with us.
- Free Web Design Consultation.
Are you still unsure if a Limited Company is the right choice for you, below are few guidelines which we are happy to discuss in more detail.
Pro’s of a Limited Company
- Low Corporation Tax Rates (currently at 12.5% compared to up to 52% for Sole Traders)
- Your private assets are protected and not considered
Con’s of a Limited Company
- More corporate filings than a Sole Trader
- More expensive to set up than a Sole Trader