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Yes, a non-resident can set up a company in Ireland. You do not need to move to Ireland to own an Irish company, and you do not necessarily need to be Irish resident to act as a director. However, non-resident company formation has extra steps that Irish-resident founders often do not face. The company may...
Good record-keeping is not just admin. It protects your business, supports your tax returns, and makes life much easier if Revenue ever asks questions. Here is what to keep, how long, and why it matters.
The cheapest way to register a limited company in Ireland is to do it yourself through the CRO. But cheap to set up often turns expensive later. Here is the honest breakdown of what the cheapest route really costs, where the hidden costs appear, and when saving money at setup ends up costing more.
You can form an Irish company yourself through the CRO, but should you? We explain when DIY works, when it does not, what non-resident founders need to know, and the compliance steps people forget after incorporation.
Most Irish business owners speak to their accountant far too little, and usually too late. Here is the meeting rhythm we recommend, what changes when you get it right, and the decisions you should never make without a call first.
Company formation itself is usually the fast part. Getting fully operational, with tax registration, RBO and a bank account, is what actually takes time. A realistic timeline, what slows people down, and what we tell clients before they start.
Yes, and for many Irish businesses it is now faster and cleaner than the traditional model. A practical guide to how remote accounting works day to day, where it fits, where it does not, security and ISO 27001, non-resident founders, and how to judge a remote accountant before you commit.
Yes, a foreigner can set up a company in Ireland, but incorporation is the easy part. A practical guide to the non-resident director bond, banking, RBO, VAT, tax and substance, with realistic timelines and costs.
Most startup founders ask the same question before they sign with an accountant: what’s actually included? It sounds like a simple question, but the answer matters more than people expect. Get the scope wrong and you either overpay for advice you don’t need yet, or you underpay and end up with messy records right when...
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