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Company FormationIreland

The Republic of Ireland is the second-biggest island of the British Isles and is the third biggest in Europe. Ireland has a population of more than 4 million people and a GDP of more than $337 billion. It has a favorable ranking on the ease of doing business, where it is ranked at number 23. The country is closely confused with Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, while the Republic of Ireland is part of the European Union. It is one of the oldest members of the European Union. The country is known for its historic sites, wine, and beer. Dublin is the capital city of Ireland.

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Why Registera Company in Ireland?

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Low taxes

Low corporate tax of 12.5%. This is significantly lower than that of the EU average.

EU member state

Unlike Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland is a member of the European Union.

English-speaking

It is an English-speaking country.

Tax credits

It has multiple tax credits that make it easy for companies to do business.

Border

It borders Northern Ireland, which is a member of the United Kingdom. 

Investment opportunities

It has vast investment opportunities.

Steps for Registeringa Company in Ireland

Ireland promotes businesses in other ways. For example, it has programs that are tailored for international companies. The enterprise investment requires a minimum of EUR 1 million to invest in a company. The investment fund requires a minimum of EUR 1 million euros while a Real Estate Investment Fund requires a minimum investment of EUR 2 million in the Irish Stock Exchange. An endowment requires a EUR 500k investment in a public project that benefits arts, health, and sports.

Register a business name. You should file Form RBN1. 

You get a digital certificate for the business name using the CORE system.

Visit the CORE system and file your business name online. This simple process takes less than 30 minutes. 

Download and fill File A1. This form will ask you to fill important details like the company name, registered office, and details of the directors. 

Classify the company on the NACE system if you are incorporating a new business. 

You should receive a response within a few days.

FAQson Registering a Company in Ireland

The most common types of businesses are private limited by shares, public limited company, company limited by guarantee, private unlimited company, and investment company. The limited liability company is the most popular type of business.

Like in Germany, registering a company in Ireland is a relatively long process. It can take up to six months to complete this process if you are a large international company.

The most common documents are your identity card or passport, memorandum of association, and clearance certificate from the security agencies.

The corporate tax rate in Ireland is 12.5%. The country only charges a 6.25% corporate tax on revenue tied to a company’s patent or intellectual property.

At GFSC Global, we are the leading business consulting firm in Ireland and in other European countries. We have the most experienced tax professionals in the region.

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