Are you a foreign based individual looking to set up a limited company in Ireland? Here are a few things you need to consider before you get started.
Setting Up a Limited Company in Ireland
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How does our ltd company qualify for audit exemption and thereby keep its accountancy costs reasonable?
- Firstly you need to ensure it is not one of the 19 excluded activities companies listed in the Second Schedule to the 1999 Act. These are generally financially regulated companies.
- The turnover, number of employees and balance sheet total must be...
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How do we ensure that our ltd company is 'tax resident' in Ireland and qualifies for 12.5% OR 0% corporate tax rate?
There are a number of key issues that are relevant some or all of which need to be in place to demonstrate that the company has 'central management & control' in Ireland i.e where key policy decisions are made, where the majority of Directors...
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Can you help us set up a bank account?
Yes we are experienced in assisting clients set up their bank account and familiar with the normal process. We can also introduce you to a local banking contact who can ensure your application is dealt with as efficiently as possible.
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Do we have to be physically present in Ireland to set our company/bank account up etc?
No we can progress these applications without you being physically present subject to satisfying our normal client due diligence procedures.
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