Irish Company Formation

Unsure of the process of setting up an Irish company?

You’ll have a dedicated team of professionals to help you every step of the way. We take care of everything so you don’t have to!

• Dedicated Company Support. Our Company Team helps take the stress out of setting up an Irish Limited Company on your own. We’re here to make sure it’s a smooth process. You can get excited about setting up a new Limited Company and we can take care of the rest.
• Certificate of Incorporation. This is a simple but important digital document that the Companies Registration Office (CRO) issues. This confirms that your company is incorporated in Ireland and it shows the company registration number.
• Company Constitution. This is a document that sets out the rules of how you wish your company to regulate its affairs. We offer a detailed Constitution which adheres to the Companies Act 2014 so you don’t need to draw one up yourself. We provide this for you when you register your company with us.
• Share Certificates. This is a record of shareholders names. It lists how many shares they hold and it is signed by the director and secretary of the company.
• Schedule of Company Officers. This is a list of all the company directors and the secretary.
• Secure Digital Company Register. We keep this as a record available for you when you need it. It contains all the official statutory details, officers, share details, mortgage details of your company.
• CRO Fees. There are filing fees for incorporation papers that we include in our price so there are no hidden extras later.
• Company Name Check. When you’re registering a company with the CRO, you need to have a unique and distinguishable company name. We will carry out checks on your proposed company name so your company incorporation will be smooth and stress-free.

1. Personal details of all directors and the company secretary. You will need their PPS numbers, addresses, birth dates, and occupation.
2. Choose your company name. Think of a few and have options in case one choice is not accepted.
3. Decide the address of the registered company. This is the address where the CRO will send you correspondence and all formal legal notices addressed to the company will be sent here. The registered office must be a physical address in Ireland and cannot be PO box. If you don’t wish to use your home address, you can purchase a Virtual Office service from Accountant Online.
4. Decide how you will split shares. It is best to issue 100 shares of €1 in value and have authorised shares of 100,000. This means that if you want to ‘issue’ shares later, you have many shares available to issue.
5. Go through ID verification process. When you set up a Limited Company with us, we will ask you to supply a certified copy of your ID and proof of address. This can be a passport or drivers licence and a utility bill or bank statement (no older than three months old).